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ICF brings on board three-decade IT vet and former SAIC, CSRA and Northrop Grumman executive Randy James as cybersecurity and resilience business leader.
A new in-orbit satellite servicing venture backed by space company MDA has its first commercial customer and impacts a key DARPA program at subsidiary SSL.
Cambridge International Systems, a service-disabled, veteran-owned small business wins a $343.3 million contract for C5ISR support services to the Defense Department and other agencies.
IT and cyber services company NetCentrics promotes current president Cyndi Barreda to CEO as current chief executive and co-founder Bob Dougherty plans to retire.
Johns Hopkins University's Applied Physics Laboratory will continue its engineering and research-and-development work for the Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center under a new seven-year, $92 million contract.
The Army is facing an injunction from the U.S. Court of Federal Claims that is forcing the branch to rethink how it will proceed with its $5 billion Army Desktop and Mobile Computing 3 contract.
The National Nuclear Security Administration puts out a draft solicitation ahead of the upcoming potential $36.6 billion competition to manage Los Alamos National Laboratory.
Eleven service-disabled, veteran-owned small businesses will vie for IT service task orders to support the Navy's higher education arms under a potential five-year, $92.2 million contract.
DynCorp International elevates Chief Operating Officer George Krivo to CEO as former chief executive Lou Von Thaer heads to Battelle as the nonprofit's chief executive.
