Top 100: GD embraces changing landscape
Whether reorganizing, making acquisitions or divestitures, General Dynamics is embracing change as it prepares for a market rebound.
Integrity Consulting tapped for $25M force protection contract
Integrity Consulting, Engineering and Security Solutions has won a $25 million Navy contract to provide program management support to the Naval Facilities Engineering Command.
STG fights for lost $17.8M HUD contract
STG joins the ranks of many incumbents who have lost contracts and then had to turn to a bid protest to try to hang onto it.
Top 100: Lockheed prepares for a return to growth
The federal market is still tight, and overall growth is hard to come by, but that doesn't mean the No. 1 company on the Top 100 isn't preparing for future growth opportunities.
PAE's A-T deal continues its evolution
PAE has completed its acquisition of A-T Solutions and company executives see it as a continuation of a strategy to add capabilities and broaden its global reach.
Introducing the 2015 Top 100
Washington Technology has published its annual Top 100 rankings, one of the leading indicators measuring the performance of the largest contractors in the government market.
How the biggest contractors are preparing for growth
Companies up and down the Top 100 are busy repositioning themselves for expected growth, but they still have to contend with a tight budget environment and customers focused on cost, efficiency and effectiveness.
Who won May's biggest contracts?
Contract activity picked up a bit in the fifth month of 2015, with May seeing some pretty substantial awards come to market with ceilings in the billions of dollars.
CSC agrees to $190M fine to settle SEC fraud charges
Computer Sciences Corp. is dishing out $190 million to settle charges that the company and former executives manipulated financial results and concealed problems about the company’s largest contract.
Where best-value meets low price
A recent GAO bid protest decision illustrates the risk companies face when their proposals are technically superior but come with a higher price tag.
Former Exelis CEO named to AIA post
David Melcher has been named president and CEO of AIA less than a week after selling Exelis to Harris Corp.
TASC wins $7M contract to support Air Force cyber assessments
TASC Inc. has won a $7 million contract to provide the Air Force with engineering and technical support.
Northrop Grumman taps new sector VP of operations
Northrop Grumman has named Kay Rand vice president of operations for the company’s Electronic Systems sector.
SRA wins $85M contract to provide IT services
SRA International has won an $85 million contract to support the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
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