Raytheon Missile Systems has won a contract with the Navy to provide standard missile engineering and technical services including research and development, systems and production engineering and evaluation servives.
Data Tactics Corp. has bested 61 other competitors for a $25.8 million Air Force contract that calls for a new graph engine that facilitates cyber battlespace analytics.
The U.S. Army has published a handbook that explores on how to address the current cybersecurity challenges it faces and puts the focus on culture and process.
L-3 Communications has won a contract to provide the Navy with engineering and technical services in support of systems and communications equipment for the Coast Guard.
For capture management professionals, today's market is marked by rapid change, a frantic pace, uncertainty and a need to focus on the basics of business development. At least, that's what editor Nick Wakeman thinks.
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $39 million option to upgrade an electronic warfare system for the Navy including new equipment and systems integration work.
Computer Sciences Corp.'s divestiture is PAE Group's opportunity in a $175 million deal that moves the old DynCorp business of aviation and range support services from CSC to PAE.
The Navy says it needs more time to make its pick between HP and a team led by CSC and Harris for the $5 billion Next Generation Enterprise Network contract.
Hewlett-Packard, IBM and Science Applications International will compete for $50 million in task orders under a Navy contract to help its doctors and health care providers track assets around the world.
The Air Force is conducting market research to see if any small businesses are available to provide IT and engineering support for upgrades to several systems on the F-16 fighter jet.
The Air Force is preparing to ask bidders to submit revised proposals that will document their compliance with the Trade Agreements Act. Will this save the troubled procurement?
As the government rushes forward with strategic sourcing, PSC President Stan Soloway advices caution because how and where strategic sourcing gets applied can be the difference between a win and lose for both sides.
