Citizant has won a $10 million technical integration support services contract to help deploy the IRS’ Patient Protection and Affordable Care Cat applications.
The Fairfax County, Va., Chamber of Commerce wants to present more of a regional image and will begin calling itself the Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce starting in January.
The Air Force has added ten large businesses to the winning pool of a $5 billion cybersecurity and information systems contract first named in October 2015.
Tecolote Research Inc. has won a $7.3 million task order with the Air Force to support the Space and Missile Systems Center’s Remote Sensing Systems Directorate.
Dell is putting up a fight for a $225 million incumbent contract it lost to HP to support a long-time customer, the Office of Federal Student Aid in Plano, Texas.
Convergence is coming to how government agencies manage IT, according to immixGroup analysts, and the role of the systems integrator is bigger than ever.
Defense agencies across the Defense Department have made their budget requests for fiscal 2016, and with those requests come a slew of defense opportunities for the contracting community.
The recent budget deal doesn't mean fiscal issues are behind us as comments by U.S. Sen. Mark Warner and the findings of the PSC Vision market research report made abundantly clear.
LGS Innovations has won a $9.5 million contract to supply submarine telecommunication cables to the U.S. Navy’s Naval Facilities Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center.
The Office of Personnel Management apparently didn't follow procurement rules when it awarded a contract to protect federal workers exposed in its massive data breach.
PSC's Vision research highlights a number of opportunities for contractors in the next year and those opportunities are tied to a number of drivers and issues reshaping the federal contracting marketplace. What should you be on the lookout for?
