FLASH winners want to salvage what's good from cancelled contract
The companies that won spots on the now cancelled $1.5 billion FLASH contract want to meet with DHS to salvage some of the good things they saw in the procurement.
Nuix brings aboard SAP vet Dorchinsky to head US government arm
Australia-headquartered software maker Nuix hires SAP veteran Dan Dorchinsky to lead the one-year-old U.S. government subsidiary.
DHS picks Cyber Apex Solutions for critical infrastructure cyber research agreement
The Department of Homeland Security awards Cyber Apex Solutions a potential five-year, $70 million "other transaction agreement" to research prototypes for cyber defense technologies to use in critical infrastructure protection.
GD's IT business faces market head winds
General Dynamics' IT business continues its struggles with growth as the company and the overall market deals with a slow transition to a new administration.
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CenturyLink's Sanchack to take new role post-Level 3 close
CenturyLink further details the leadership picture after its Level 3 acquisition closes, through which current federal lead Erich Sanchack will transition into a new role.
EPA taps seven for potential $115M IT services contract
The Environmental Protection Agency picks seven companies for a potential five-year, $115 million IT and information management services contract.
Tiag adds WBB, Marines vet McCaron to VP team
The Informatics Applications Group adds retired Marine Corps officer and former WBB executive Dan McCarron to the vice president ranks.
Former Harris IT business adds former Sotera CFO Pitsenberger
The yet-unnamed Harris IT services business adds former Sotera Defense CFO John Pitsenberger in the same role to continue construction of the leadership team.
GovCon firms make commitment to diversity
CSRA is the latest government contractor to join a CEO group that puts an emphasis on fostering diversity and inclusion in the workplace. It's good PR but it's also good business.
HyTrust brings aboard cyber vet Lewandowski as government lead
Cloud computing and security company HyTrust hires cyber veteran Wayne Lewandowski to oversee its government business and adds three new federal advisory board members.
Nevada site contract saga ends, winner Honeywell JV to move forward
A year-long battle over the Nevada National Security Site contract ends and a Honeywell-led joint venture will move to take over operations and maintenance of the facility.
NASA seeks 8(a) bids for potential $100M headquarters IT contract
NASA is looking for 8(a) small businesses to bid on a potential five-year, $100 million contract for IT services at its Washington headquarters.
Engility unseats Booz Allen for potential $39M Navy, Coast Guard ship IT contract
Engility scores a potential five-year, $39 million takeaway contract win for IT services to Navy and Coast Guard ship fleets.
Questions answered about WT Industry Innovators program
We've had a strong response to our inaugural Washington Technology Industry Innovators award program but a few questions have popped up, so here are the answers. If you feel your company is an innovator, here is your chance to tell us why.
Army adds three to electronic security systems contract
The Army adds three companies to a five-year, $270 million contract for electronic security systems upon the dismissal of their protests.
NCI adds DoD, VA IT civil service vet Bowlin as cyber engineering VP
NCI Inc. hires former Defense Department and Veterans Affairs IT leader James Bowlin as vice president of cybersecurity engineering.
Are you ready for the 4th quarter spending spree?
The volume of business during the fourth quarter continues to grow to the point that the spending spree is actually more like an avalanche.
Three small firms win spots on potential $300M Navy IT, rapid product contract
Three small businesses will vie for task orders on a potential eight-year, $300 million enterprise IT services contract to support rapid product development efforts.
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