Opinion
How well do you know the incumbent?
Asking if you know the incumbent is an important question to answer before bidding on a new contract, but it is too often overlooked.
Is it time for IT to fade away?
IT is everywhere and a part of everything, so much so that it's become part of life, and maybe that's a good thing.
Cloud, mobility investments on the rise
Executives from a range of civilian and defense agencies spoke about growing cloud and mobility opportunities as those technologies embed themselves into agency infrastructures.
VSE founder dead at 87
John B. Toomey, who founded VSE Corp., has died at the age of 87.
18F facing complaints after reverse auction sees $1 bid
The General Services Administration is facing complaints after the winning bidder of an 18F reverse auction to buy code for the agency resulted in a $1 bid.
Alion wins $63M contract to repair, modernize systems in Norfolk
Alion Science and Technology has won a $63 million contract to repair and modernize systems at the Mid Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center in Norfolk, Va.
CACI scores $76.8M task order for engineering support
CACI International has won a $76.8 million task order to provide medical information delivery systems engineering support to the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Atlantic.
Raytheon wins $86.2M contract to upgrade Patriot system
Raytheon has won an $86.2 million contract modification to provide the Army with upgrade kits for the Patriot Integrated Air and Missile Defense system.
Serco names ex-TASC CEO to board
Serco has named Wood Parker to the board of directors of the company’s U.S. business.
Boeing, Lockheed protest $60B bomber contract
With tens of billions of dollars at stake, it's no surprise that Boeing and Lockheed Martin are protesting the Air Force's decision to pick Northrop Grumman to build the Long Range Strike bomber.
Lockheed closes $9B Sikorsky acquisition
Lockheed Martin closed its $9 billion acquisition of Sikorsky, reaffirming the company's position as the largest defense platform company in the world.
Stan Soloway gets surprise induction in hall of fame
Stan Soloway was a surprise inductee into the contractor hall of fame Thursday night, but that wasn't the only highlight of the evening.
Contractors dish out $12M to settle alleged False Claim Act violations
Two companies – NetCracker Technology Corp. and Computer Sciences Corp. – have agreed to pay over $12 million to resolve accusations that they violated the False Claims Act.
Leidos wins $661.8M contract to support Army ISR system
Leidos has won a $661.8 million contract to support the Army’s Airborne Reconnaissance Low-Enhanced system.
Who are 2015's best government contractors?
Some of the best companies and executives were honored as part of the 13th Annual Greater Washington Government Contractor Awards gala Thursday night.
Oasis adds high-end tech skills with MAR deal
Oasis Systems has acquired MAR Inc. in a deal that brings it more engineering, cyber and software skills.
Opinion