IBM on losing end of bid protest
IBM was willing to fire a subcontractor's employee to relieve organizational conflicts of interest concerns but that still wasn't enough to avoid getting kicked out of the competition for a Defense Department retirement system.
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New federal policies are cause for contractor optimism
Several activities in Congress signal a shift in spending and strategy that will require increased support from contractors.
Inside the pain and peril of procurement delays
In our latest WT Insider Report, we take a deep dive into the impact procurement delays are having on government contractors, and what companies are doing to mitigate the impact of the delays.
McCabe plans departure from ASI
Kimberly McCabe is stepping down as CEO of ASI Government next month after four years of leading what she called a transformation of the company.
Should we be hopeful about acquisition reform? Maybe now is the time
It's the same old song and dance when it comes to the issues surrounding acquisition reform, but Grant Thornton's and PSC's latest acquisition policy survey brings something a little different to the table: optimism that something can be done about it.
Whistleblower protections extended to contractors
The Office of Special Counsel announced today it intends to allow contractors to file whistleblower disclosures and also receive protections for the disclosures.
Lockheed Martin wins $37.6M contract to provide management, technical support
Lockheed Martin has won a $37.6 million option to continue work under the Army’s Next Generation Technical Services III contract.
ICF International wins $16M contract to help Mayland meet energy goals
ICF International has won a $16 million contract to help reduce energy consumption in the state of Maryland.
CACI in another protest fight
CACI International won a $180 million contract to support intelligence activities of the U.S. Special Operations Command, but L-3 is protesting the award. It's the second protest fight CACI has faced this month.
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The key to understanding the gap between the vision and reality of cloud computing
On the surface it might seem that having a strong cloud story is the key to success in the federal market, but dig a little deeper and you'll see the truth is a little more complicated.
Who won December's biggest contracts?
Contract momentum picked up in December, and calendar year 2014 finished off strong. Who won the biggest contracts?
Armed Forces Services Corp. awarded $5M for management support
Armed Forces Services Corp. of Arlington, Va., received a five-year, $5.8 million contract for program management support services for the Navy’s Human Research Protection Program (HRPP).
Northrop Grumman taps new VP, corporate strategy
Northrop Grumman has named Brett Lambert vice president, corporate strategy, replacing Stanley Szemborski, who has retired.
Accenture names new managing director for DC office
Accenture has named Marty Rodgers managing director of the company’s Washington, D.C. Metro office.
Zel Technologies wins $12M contract to support USAF Special Operations Command
Zel Technologies has won a $12 million contract to support the U.S. Air Force Special Operations Command.
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