Another incumbent joins fight for lost F-35 contract

Two of three incumbents so far have filed protests over a $141.1 million F-35 support contract award that went to Booz Allen Hamilton.

Did DLA trick Salient CRGT into raising its bid?

Salient CRGT lost a bid protest over a DLA contract when its argument that it was induced by DLA into raising its bid failed to be persuasive.

DCCA wins $80M task order to support Air Force modernization program

Data Computer Corp. of America has won a $79.9 million task order to support the Air Force’s Western Range Modernization Network program.

Progeny Systems awarded $10.8M option for engineering, technical services

Progeny Systems Corp. has been awarded a $10.8 million option to continue providing engineering and technical services in support of the Navy’s AN/UYQ-100 undersea warfare decision support system.

KGS appoints new head of BD

Koniag Government Services has named MaryAnn Hoadley senior vice president of business development.

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Small businesses: Don't overlook your digital marketing strategy

Too often, marketing is seen as superfluous, but you can't expect to drive traffic to your website, generate sales lead, and increase inquiries without taking specific actions. Here is GovCon marketing guru Mark Amtower's best advice.

Booz Allen faces challenge over $141M F-35 contract

Booz Allen Hamilton bested at least one incumbent for a $141.1 million contract to support the F-35 program office, but it's now being challenged by a losing bidder.

Shooting for the stars and beyond with a techpreneur

A group of investors and scientists led by Yuri Milner want to send a swarm of iPhone nano-crafts to Alpha Centauri to look for signs of life. The tech payoff could be huge, and it's really cool, too.

Capital Power Group taps new head of government sales

Capitol Power Group has appointed Jay Sochrin director of government sales for the company’s CPG Government Services unit.

Congress backs $4.2B IT fund for VA Dept.

House and Senate appropriations subcommittees have backed bills to fund the Veterans Affairs Department.

General Dynamics appoints new division president

General Dynamics has appointed Firat Gezen president of General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems, effective May 1.

CSRA appoints new board member

CSRA has appointed former Jacobs Engineering CEO Craig Martin to its board of directors.

Are vets getting short changed in today's market?

A veteran struggling to find a new job is told to remove "veteran" from his resume because it is hurting his chances. Can this really be true?

Smarter machines means tougher choices

The Defense Department is moving forward with its Third Offset Strategy, but the move to smarter weapons is only one area being impacted by the emergence of artificial intelligence.

GSA seeks details on industry’s cybersecurity services

The General Services Administration is gathering feedback from companies about their various cybersecurity services, as it considers a suite for services.

Vencore Labs wins $7.7M contract to support defense against DDoS attacks

Vencore Labs has won a $7.7 million contract with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to support defense efforts against distributed denial of services (DDoS) attacks on computer networks.

Jacobs Engineering acquires cybersecurity firm

Jacobs Engineering Group has acquired the Van Dyke Technology Group Inc. in a move that adds to Jacobs’ cybersecurity capabilities.

Raytheon nabs $1B contract to provide next-gen jammer

Raytheon has won a $1 billion contract with the Navy to design, manufacture, integrate, demonstrate and test 15 Next Generation Jammer.

KSI appoints new president

Koniag Services Inc. has appointed Gene Zapfel president of the company.

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Winning in today's market requires new strategies

To grow your market share in today's market means adopting new strategies. Here's what you need to consider as you build that strategy.