Octo Consulting has won a $34 million fixed-price-per-sprint contract, which might be the first in the market and could be a sign of things to come as the market evolves how development services are delivered.
Progeny Systems Corp. has received a $7.7 million option with the Navy to provide engineering and technical services for information assurance solutions.
Booz Allen Hamilton has won a $24.2 million contract to support the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division’s Special Communications Mission Solutions Division.
A.I. Solutions has won a $73.4 million contract to provide the Missile Defense Agency with support for the Ballistic Missile Defense System as well as quality and mission assurance policies, requirements and programs.
DLT Solutions has made five executive appointments to better support the government’s increasing demand for cybersecurity, cloud, big data, and DevOps solutions.
In our latest Washington Technology Insider report, we explore the strengths and weaknesses of contracting and program management offices and point to where contractors might opportunities to help.
GP Strategies Corp. has won a $29.6 million contract to provide technical and professional support to the Defense Department/Army Chemical Materials Activity Recovered Materiel Directorate.
Communications Resource Inc. has won a $73 million contract to globally deploy a Physical Security Information Management system, or PSIM, for the State Department.
Much like the now defunct DISA enterprise license agreement, VMware's competitors are complaining that an Army agreement gives the company too much of an advantage, especially without a competition being held.
