Government contract specialists are taking a tough stance in price negotiations with many information technology vendors in the wake of several high-profile investigations involving allegations of deceptive pricing.
The Social Security Administration wants contractors to offer concepts for a system that would automatically pull information from electronic health records to streamline disability claims.
Defense Secretary Robert Gates is in the final stages of negotiations with the transition team of President-elect Barack Obama to stay at his post for at least a year.
President-elect Barack Obama is scolding the Transportation Security Administration for its award four months ago of a $1.2 billion human resources support contract to Lockheed Martin Corp.
A top Pentagon official has rebuked Northrop Grumman Corp. over an advertisement it ran in a major newspaper in which it resumed its attack on rival Boeing Co.
NCS Pearson Inc. has agreed to reimburse the government to resolve allegations that it submitted false claims on a Transportation Security Administration contract.
The approach laid out by the Bush administration is missing incentives to encourage companies to invest beyond their corporate interests, according to a new report.
The battle between Reps. John Dingell and Henry Waxman intensifies this week as the Democratic Party gets set to elect its new leaders for the next Congress.
The government contracting industry, like the rest of U.S economy, is trying to ascertain what political change and the financial turmoil will mean for it. Specifically, how are the capital markets and the mergers and acquisitions environment for this industry affected?
