PAE fights to keep lost Navy test range contracts
PAE is pushing back after losing a pair of incumbent contracts worth nearly $900 million combined to support Navy test ranges along the Atlantic Ocean.
Podcasts
PROJECT 38: Inside Serco's monster year
In our continuing series of Top 100 related podcasts, Serco Inc. CEO Dave Dacquino explains how the company started laying the groundwork years ago for a monster 2019.
Shakeup at CMMC board
The independent board charged with implementing the Defense Department's unified cybersecurity standard has new leadership as it announces new milestone hit.
Opinion
Why OTAs might be needed to fight the Fourth Quarter spending spree
The fourth quarter is almost always a feeding frenzy and OTAs might be a popular tool for agencies looking to quickly close out their IT budgets.
What CenturyLink's new name of 'Lumen' says about its vision for the future
Rebranding itself Lumen makes a statement about where the now-former CenturyLink sees the market heading toward.
NCI builds on legacy with $89M Army win
NCI Information Systems has captured an $89 million contract to outfit the IT infrastructure of the Army Intelligence and Security Command's new headquarters.
DISA preps to kick off $11.7B IT contract bidding
A final solicitation is expected within a couple of weeks for a $11.7 billion Defense Information Systems Agency contract to consolidate a wide range of IT services into one vehicle that will have one winner.
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PROJECT 38: Inside BAE's Top 100 strategy and COVID-19's impact on operations
BAE Systems Inc. CEO Tom Arseneault explains why the company moved quickly to buy the military GPS and airborne radio units from Raytheon Technologies and he shares how COVID-19 has impacted the company's operations.
Opinion
Distance Work: A three generation perspective
As we wrap up our eight-part series exploring the challenges and opportunities of remote work, our three commentators share their personal experiences working from home and what worked and what didn't.
CenturyLink has a new name: Lumen Technologies
CenturyLink changes its name to Lumen Technologies to better reflect how the company sees the market.
Brillient tapped for COVID work at IRS
Brillient will help the Internal Revenue Service to automate processes involved in its response to the CARES Act.
Oracle, Mythics prevail in cloud battle
Oracle and Mythics pushed back against the Library of Congress' cloud plan and won.
Opinion
Why you should care about GSA's verified products portal
GSA has begun work on a verified products portal and even if you don't plan to participate you should pay attention because it still might impact your business.
Where diversity lags among the Top 100
An analysis of the senior leadership teams of the 2020 Washington Technology Top 100 show that African Americans and minorities are greatly under represented, and while women seem to have made strides, 25 percent of Top 100 companies have no female executives.
Contract modifications on the upswing as 'Huawei ban' takes effect
More contractors are asking GSA for contract modifications as they work to comply with acquisition rules banning certain communications equipment from China.
White House wants cybersecurity built into space tech
A White House memo proposes that space-based technology must have cybersecurity built in at the design stage while also allowing flexibility for operators to adapt on the fly.
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