CSC-HPE services combo: 'We go. Monday.'

The combination of CSC and the enterprise services business of HPE takes flight on Monday and CEO Mike Lawrie says he's optimistic about growth prospects for its public sector business.

Beyond the numbers: What does Trump's budget tell us?

Forget the numbers in Trump's budget blueprint and instead focus on what priorities and trends they represent.

Sabre Systems hires new senior executive director

Sabre Systems has named Brian Harper to a senior executive director position at the government technology services contractor.

DHS contract goes to the dogs

The Department of Homeland Security taps PetPace LLC to outfit some of its hardest working officers with wearable health data that will track their vital signs.

Accenture wants back in on NGA data center contract

After being knocked out of the competition to run the data centers for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, Accenture is asking GAO to give it a second chance.

Louis Berger fights for shot at incumbent contract

Louis Berger is fighting so it can get a shot to compete on an incumbent contract that DISA is converting to a small business set aside competition.

Trump signature strikes down Obama contractor order

President Donald Trump signed legislation Monday to eliminate an Obama-era worker safety rule that required safety violation disclosures from contractors.

Air Force moves forward with $1.8B Netcents 2 replacement

The Air Force released a draft solicitation for a 10-year, multiple-award contract that will replace the $1.8 billion NetCents 2 Application Services Small Business contract.

Accenture lands $232M Marshals Service IT task order

Accenture's federal arm receives a five-year, $232 million task order to implement a new U.S. Marshals Service IT system.

Opinion

Inside VA's island of budget stability

ImmixGroup analyst Chris Wiedemann takes a dive into the opportunities emerging from the VA, one of the few civilian agencies with some budget stability.

Deloitte buys government, commercial cloud consulting contractor

Deloitte has purchased cloud consulting provider Day1 Solutions and will hire 3,000 new engineers under wider cloud investment initiative.

Coalfire acquisition tracks with Veris Group's founding principles

Veris Group founders David Svec and Douglas Greise created a company with a focus on cyber consulting and related services and its acquisition by Coalfire Group continues that vision.

Former cyber czar takes helm of security info sharing alliance

As the U.S. government continues to wrestle with policies and programs to share intelligence about cybersecurity threats with the private sector, a small non-profit is trying to change paradigms around information sharing.

Engility taps three-decade Raytheon vet for SVP post

Engility Corp. has appointed a three-decade veteran of Raytheon as defense group senior vice president.

KeyW clears FTC hurdle early for $235M Sotera deal

The Federal Trade Commission has cleared KeyW Corp.’s pending $235 million acquisition of Sotera Defense Solutions through an early termination of the FTC’s regulatory review waiting period.

Opinion

Want to reform government? Start with the basics.

Stan Soloway, former DOD executive and leader of the Professional Services Council, offers some simple advice to anyone looking to reform how the government operates: It's not about changing laws; it's about collaboration and culture.

MDA taps Parsons for $385M systems engineering contract

The Missile Defense Agency has chosen Parsons for a potential five-year, $385 million systems engineering contract.

Vectrus gets $521.6M contract extension

Vectrus has received a much-needed extension on a Kuwait logistics and facility support contract that represented more than a third of the company’s 2016 revenue.

EPA picks up support for Superfund sites

An upstate New York company has been tapped by the Environmental Protection Agency to help it assess human health risks around Superfund sites under a $17.9 million contract.

Army ITES-3S delays net $400M extension for small businesses

A group of nine small businesses have won extensions worth $400 million to provide IT services to the Army, apparently thanks in part to delays of the huge Army ITES-3S contract.