The General Services Administration is proposing a new service to the IT Schedule 70 contracts for continuous diagnostic and mitigation services tools.
DISA has issued a pair of RFI notices that give HUBZone businesses two opportunities to offer feedback on how the agency should move forward with the Integrated Defense Acquisition System known as IDEAS.
Raytheon's contract win to bring cyber and electronic warfare into the same wargames as missiles and other kinetic weapons is the latest sign that these emerging domains are going mainstream.
K2 Group, a service-disabled, veteran-owned company, has been tapped by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency to support efforts to hunt for weapons of mass destruction.
NIST wants to develop a virtual human body and virtual electrodes to study how low frequency human body communications can aid in the future of Internet of Things platforms.
The Defense Information Systems Agency has taken the initial steps toward developing a contract for a new system for background investigations for people seeking security clearances.
Leidos, ASRC Federal and Arlington Capital were picked as the best deal makers of the year but they were not alone is taking significant M&A actions in the past year. Who else made some major moves?
In our annual roundup of the year's top mergers and acquisitions we explore the trends driving the deal-making in today's market, including the divestitures, new platforms and emerging technologies that are in play.
A federal court has said that the government can move forward and award the $6.5 billion FirstNet contract to AT&T but its rival Rivada Networks sets its sights on state networks.
