If you want great examples of leadership, don't watch the presidential debates. Look around you and you'll see plenty of role models who are doing the right things for the right reasons.
The Obama administration might be in its final months, but the tech initiatives announced last week at the White House Frontiers Conference might just be a blueprint for future business opportunities.
The Army Program Executive Office for Simulation on Training and Instrumentation is looking for white papers on possible technical solutions for persistent cyber training environments.
Intrepid Solutions and Services has won a $45.4 million contract to provide information technology support services to the Air Force’s National Air and Space Intelligence Center (NASIC).
The Energy Department and the National Nuclear Security Administration is considering their own strategic sourcing vehicle for professional, technical, engineering and programmatic support services.
Engility has won a $369 million contract to provide engineering and technical services to the Transportation Department’s Volpe National Transportation Systems Center.
Whether it is M&A activity, poor procurement practices or LPTA, it all starts with a federal budget that has been constrained for several years and likely will be for several more.
ESNS president and CEO Clifton McKinney explains how learning the value of owning one's own business at a young age translated years later into an up and coming company chasing lots of opportunities.
CSRA has won a $116 million task order to upgrade the IT systems of seven offices and bureaus under the Justice Department’s Office of Justice Programs.
Lockheed Martin and Leidos lost out on a $564 million Army Corps of Engineers contract because the corps felt the merger created too many unknowns and too much risk.
Vectrus is fighting to hold onto its largest contract, worth more than $800 million, after it was bested by a rival in a competition to support military operations in the Persian Gulf region.
Trowbridge & Trowbridge has won an $11.1 million task order to support the Naval Sea Systems Command Submarine Maintenance Engineering, Planning and Procurement organization.
General Dynamics Mission Systems has won a $125.6 million contract to provide the U.S. Coast Guard with Rescue 21 program management, system support and maintenance and sustainment engineering support.
Accenture Federal Services has named Hal Smith, a former associate deputy director at the National Security Agency, to lead the company’s federal intelligence practice.
