Cognosante wins a potential $545 million task order for supply chain management and technology integration services to the Veterans Affairs Department.
Five companies have been tapped by NASA to develop concepts and other requirements for what the space agency calls “sustainable human landing systems.”
Raytheon Technologies plans to acquire a space electronics maker and this deal represents the aerospace-and-defense giant's second in less than a year focused on that market.
CGI Federal hires a trio of government veterans to its cyber practice where they'll add their experience as agency chief information officers and chief info security officers.
The Government Accountability Office sees the so-called "revolving door" between the Defense Department and the industry that supports it as not that bad after all, but still having key areas that need improvement.
Health IT services company Document Storage Systems closes an acquisition they hope will spread their wings further out beyond that core market, but also expand upon it and into other key technology areas.
Microsoft has restructured its public sector business by folding the federal piece into its Azure cloud engineering organization so the company can more quickly deliver innovation to agencies.
Millennium Space Systems became part of Boeing in 2018 but remains not fully integrated so the small satellite maker can continue being itself at a different pace and cadence, which Millennium's CEO explains is mostly by design.
Booz Allen Hamilton exercises its option to acquire full ownership of a commercial cybersecurity company specializing in digital forensics and incident response.
Bluestone Investment Partners has acquired a majority stake in cBEYONData, whose management will continue to run the company and keep an ownership interest.
The Sept. 11 terrorist attacks continue to have a profound impact on the U.S. and some would argue it's mostly been negative, but there are still important lessons to draw on as well as reasons to be optimistic.
Raytheon Technologies will sell its global training and logistics unit to a buyer that in itself is a carved-out entity from another large defense hardware company.
Dcode is touting a new five-year basic ordering agreement for educational and advisory services to the Defense Health Agency in support of efforts related to acquisition strategy and technology outreach.
