Protest troubles keep growing for ITES-3H

The number of bid protests involving the $5 billion ITES-3H contract has grown to 19. Just how much trouble is this procurement in?

Opinion

Let's stop bashing LPTA and find an alternative

The time has come to stop bashing LPTA and offer the government some creative alternatives to lower procurement costs and encourage profits.

Virginia cyber accelerator program names six companies to Fall 2014 session

Mach37, Virginia’s recently launched cyber accelerator, just named six companies to be part of its Fall 2014 session for cybersecurity startups.

Army seeking small businesses to modernize real property database

The Army solicited a five-year contract to gather real property data and then store it in the Army’s a modernized enterprise database.

Opinion

Six ways to do more with less when marketing to government

These days, more than ever, marketing to your government customers is crucial. Focused Image CEO Toby Eckhardt gives you six ways to market the right way.

Railroad Retirement Board intends on retiring its COBOL system

The Railroad Retirement Board wants to assess the cost and effort of transitioning its old computer system to a Windows-based system.

ITES-3H protests reach 15

The protests continue to roll in as companies cry foul over the Army's decision to exclude them from the $5 billion ITES-3H contract.

Opinion

How to better build T&E into the acquisition process

Agencies are putting the pressure on contractors to conduct better testing and evaluation during the acquisition process. Micro Focus federal director Michael Wright talks about what you can do in order to meet these demands.

Opinion

How will you navigate the LPTA environment?

It's clear: nobody likes LPTA procurement. But at Washington Technology's LPTA: A Hate-Hate Relationship breakfast, industry execs met to discuss how the community can navigate the LPTA environment.

Opinion

How to stay afloat during cloud cutbacks

If OMB's predictions on cloud spending are right, you might have to change the way you approach cloud sales. immixGroup senior analyst Chris Wiedemann talks about what you should do to prepare.

What are your top LPTA questions?

Get ready to debate the merits of lowest price, technical acceptable contracting at our first WT Power Breakfast. We'll explore the pros and cons and survival strategies of LPTA.

Opinion

6 innovative marketing strategies for government contractors

The marketing and public relations challenges faced by government contractors and IT providers continue to grow in complexity. Here are six strategies to make the most of your resources and win more business.

ITES-3H protests continue to grow

The number of ITES-3H protesters has risen to nine, and the question now is whether the Army will add them back into the competition or stick by its selection process.

Agency to trade file cabinets for data warehouse

An agency in the Health and Human Services Department intends to get rid of its more than 6 million pages of paper files and go digital.

Health agency wants Amazon cloud access

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) plans to shift its website and all applications to a government community cloud run by Amazon Web Services.

2014 Fast 50 webcast explores lessons learned

Our annual Fast 50 special report features a webcast with executives from three companies who will share their stories and insights on how the market is developing and the challenges that lie ahead for small businesses.

Is the U.S. Digital Service destined to fall short?

It launched with some fanfare and is led by a well-known tech name, but the White House's U.S. Digital Service likely won't have much impact.

More ITES-3H protests filed

Three more contractors file protests over the $5 billion ITES-3H contract. Are more troubles ahead?

AF considers small biz support for command, control system

The Air Force is looking for small businesses to operate and maintain its unique command, control, communications, computer and intelligence system.

Northrop Grumman partners with U.K. initiative to promote STEM, cybersecurity

Northrop Grumman has partnered with Cyber Security Challenge U.K. to bring its U.S. national youth cyber education program, CyberPatriot, to the U.K. as part of the company’s efforts to promote STEM education and build the U.K.’s cybersecurity talent.