Google stops suit against Interior

Company says Interior will consider them for future cloud solicitations, but the Interior says, 'not so fast.'

  • By Washington Technology staff

Will 2011 end on a high note for you?

The government's fiscal fourth quarter is about to close, and many contractors are saying it is down from last year. How is your business?

  • By Nick Wakeman

More layoffs for Lockheed

Company's aeronautics business announces cuts to reduce costs and improve efficiency.

  • By Washington Technology staff

Bids due for $4.6B DISA networking contract

DISA closes in on bidders for its Global Information Grid Services Management Operations contract.

  • By Washington Technology staff

Contractor cuts among proposals sent to supercommittee

Wisconsin senator wants fewer contractors but one idea may create jobs for contractors and still save money.

  • By Nick Wakeman

SBA adds vets, women to mentor-protégé program

The Small Business Administration wants more firms participating in its mentor-protégé program beyond 8(a) companies.

  • By Alysha Sideman

5 things you need to know to close deals as fiscal year ends

With just weeks left in fiscal 2011, sales and marketing expert Steve Charles offers advice on how to close deals before Sept. 30.

  • By Steve Charles

Kundra wrong to attack industry

When Vivek Kundra blamed an "IT cartel" for the slow adoption of cloud computing, he showed how little he understands about how government and contractors work, writes Mark Amtower.

  • By Mark Amtower

Minneapolis defense contractor moves closer to the money

ATK Inc., an aerospace and defense contractor that has been based in Minneapolis, will relocate its corporate headquarters to Arlington, Va., on Oct. 1, and expand its existing office space there to accommodate the move.

  • By David Hubler

How Sept. 11 changed government contracting forever

The market underwent a rapid transformation after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Government contracting hasn't been the same since.

  • By Nick Wakeman

$108M up for grabs in HHS health IT grants

The Health and Human Services Department distributed awards in three grant programs for health IT infrastructure and training.

  • By Alice Lipowicz

Retired CEOs come to agencies' rescue

Mason Harriman Group places retired CEOs, CFOs and CTOs temporarily into the government employment pool.

  • By David Hubler

Rule: Winning contractor must offer jobs to incumbent's employees

The theory is that the government can continue operations more smoothly when a successor contractor hires the previous company's employees.

  • By Matthew Weigelt

Delays can create opportunities for contractors

Wyle's Dawn Jordan offers practical advice for how contractors can take advantage of the delays that are becoming more common in today's market.

  • By Dawn Jordan

Finding our way, 10 years later

Ten years after Sept. 11, we look at how the market has changed and where we are headed.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Disclosure aids small-business goals

Making contracting data public has help bring more opportunities to small businesses, but challenges still remain.

  • By Matthew Weigelt

Agency snapshot: USDA

A look at the Agriculture Department's top contracts and IT opportunities.

$2.1B up for grabs in new grants by DHS

The Homeland Security Department announced its annual allocations for state and local agencies for disasters and terrorist attacks. What targets does DHS want protected?

  • By Alice Lipowicz

Deltek finishes Input-FedSources integration

A single portal is just the beginning of Deltek's integration of Input and FedSources.

  • By Nick Wakeman

7 tips for crafting a dominant proposal summary

The executive summary is often a critical element of a successful proposal, columnist Bob Lohfeld writes.

  • By Bob Lohfeld
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