MacAulay-Brown promotes two from within
MacAulay-Brown has made two internal promotions.
Northrop Grumman wins $6.9M contract to support Air Force requirements
Northrop Grumman has won a $6.9 million contract to help the Air Force meet the requirements of the risk management framework.
Northrop Grumman promotes two in Technical Services sector
Northrop Grumman has made two internal promotions in its Technical Services sector.
URS launches protest fight to keep $453.5M NASA contract
URS Federal Services, the incumbent, and CH2M Hill, another challenger, have both filed protests objecting to PAE's successful bid for a $453.5 million contract to support the Marshall Space Flight Center.
GDIT, SAIC win options to continue work in San Diego
General Dynamics Information Technology and SAIC have both won one-year options to continue providing a variety of professional, scientific and engineering services to the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific.
General Dynamics taps new head of Aerospace group
General Dynamics has tapped Larry Flynn to replace Joseph Lombardo as executive vice president of the company’s Aerospace group.
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Do you have critical mass to bid or win? It makes a difference
As market dynamics have changed, so too has the need for having the right critical mass doing the right kind of work. Do you know the difference?
3 companies vie for Army software work
Four LLC, Immix and Carahsoft are set compete for Army software work under a new contract for bringing more commercial technologies into the Army's networks.
What we have here is a failure to communicate
Everyone knows contractors and feds need to talk, but communications break down because of inexperience, risk aversion and misconceptions on both sides.
SAIC wins $167M contract to support Chief of Naval Operations
SAIC has won a $167 million contract to provide planning and warfare support analysis to the Navy’s Office of the Chief of Naval Operations.
How healthy is the prime-sub relationship?
We're revisiting our 2013 reports on the relationship between prime contractors and subcontractors. A survey is in the field now asking subcontractors to evaluate their primes. Don't miss your chance to participate.
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