General Dynamics beats four other bidders for a potential five-year, $104.9 million contract to build the Marine Corps' new aviation command and control system.
Now in the private sector at Cyxtera, former federal CISO Greg Touhill views his role in helping federal agencies move to new technologies as very similar to when he was in government.
An electronic health records vendor sues the Department of Veterans Affairs over the VA's plan to award a sole source contract for Cerner's commercial EHR product used by the U.S. military.
Jacobs Engineering Group will extend engineering and scientific support services work for NASA under a new potential eight-year, $1.1 billion contract.
Huntington Ingalls' Camber Corp. subsidiary takes in a potential five-year, $78 million task order for technical and engineering support to a Marine Corps explosive attack consequences program.
Engility was created to be an LPTA player but didn't find the success it sought. Here's what the company had to do to abandon LPTA and shift its focus to delivering value.
Accenture names former acting Federal Housing Administration commissioner Biniam Gebre to lead the federal services subsidiary's management consulting group.
Professional and engineering services contractor Gryphon Technologies hires former Professional Services Council and Naval Sea Systems Command executive Jerry Punderson as chief operating officer.
The Raytheon-backed Forcepoint venture focuses on defending the people in cybersecurity and sees that as its angle to expand in global government markets.
Blythe, Ga.-based small business C4 Planning Solutions wins a potential five-year, $48.7 million contract to help the Marines install fielded C4 systems.
Tetra Tech has won a potential five-year, $77 million contract for IT and professional services to the FAA's office of security and hazardous materials safety.
