Alexandria, Va.-based small business Advantage SCI will help run Defense Intelligence Agency security programs under a potential four-year, $17.8 million contract.
The first two quarters of SAIC's fiscal year saw declines in revenue and earnings but some recent wins have executives feeling optimistic about the second half of the year.
CenturyLink executives describe how they will approach the competition for task orders under GSA's $50 billion Enterprise Infrastructure Services contract.
Ernst & Young takes a potential 52-month, $44.2 million contract to help the Air Force audit general fund and working capital fund financial statements.
Cloud Nine Technologies has used the 8(a) program as a starting point for its story of growth as it leverages analytics and predictive modeling capabilities to capture new customers.
NASA awards 16 companies spots on a potential seven-year, $500 million contract for research and engineering services in support of the International Space Station.
The Navy awards eight companies spots on a potential five-year, $486.9 million contract for prototype air vehicle modification and other services focused on upgrades.
FedBiz IT Solutions hopes its second straight year atop our annual Fast 50 rankings is merely the start of a long winning streak in the government market.
Sometimes a contract win is about more than the dollar signs. It is about market share and bringing innovation to the customer. IBM's recompete win of an Army logistics contract is a prime example.
CSRA has won the $2.4 billion Greenway contract with the National Security Agency for IT infrastructure services. The win keeps a significant portion of its work under the predecessor Groundbreaker contract.
Our annual Fast 50 recognizes the fastest growing small businesses in the federal market but it also highlights how important innovation and specialization is to success.
United Technologies Corp. ends investor and media speculation with the announcement of its $30 billion takeover of fellow aerospace supplier Rockwell Collins.
