Contracts
Leidos books $267M Army C5ISR recompete
The company has supported the branch's Communications Electronics Command since 2011 and in the fielding of more than 9,000 systems to date.
Contracts
Agriculture chooses three dozen for cloud integration pacts
This is the initial batch of awards for Stratus, a centralized mechanism to further drive cloud computing adoption across the department.
Contracts
Army moves toward second solicitation for $4B in R&D services recompetes
This is for the full-and-open portion of a contract vehicle used to acquire research-and-development services for global space, missile defense and high-altitude missions.
Contracts
Energy chooses 14 companies for $900M data collection contract
Awardees will work with the agency responsible for compiling statistics and analysis on all aspects of energy for the federal government.
Companies
Leidos CEO touts $7.9B Army win as a model for its future
In talking with Wall Street, Tom Bell singles out the delivery model for this technology contract as something he wants Leidos to replicate for other programs.
Contracts
Army updates Common Hardware Systems program to streamline purchases
The Army overhauled the four-decade old program with the goal of making it easier for buyers to purchase ruggedized commercial technology for use in the tactical space.
Companies
Maximus adds former Leidos exec to C-suite
Derrick Pledger will lead technology modernization and enterprise IT strategies in a newly-created role at Maximus.
Contracts
Proposal window opens for $1.5B DOD CIO IT recompete
The Defense Department's chief information officer organization uses the contract vehicle for its information enterprise and IT management functions.
Contracts
NASA chooses dozen for $478M Space Station support recompete
Awards for this second iteration of the contract dubbed REMIS have both full-and-open and small business categories.
Companies
Leidos' board adds former DISA director
Nancy Norton led the Defense Department's main IT agency for three years until her retirement in 2021.
Companies
Leidos unveils new leadership group structure
One new hire joins the team as Leidos CEO Tom Bell continues to lead the work on developing the company's new North Star vision for itself.
Companies
Leidos resets both security product outlook and company structure
Now in month number six as Leidos' CEO, Tom Bell gives investors more detail on the company's new set of expectations and assumptions that will shape its North Star vision.
Contracts
Leidos secures climate resilience, electric vehicle charging contracts
The Defense Department's office for energy and the Air Force choose Leidos-led teams for different aspects of their overall climate agendas.
Contracts
Army unveils first draft for $4B in R&D services recompetes
Small businesses are the intended audience for this draft solicitation but the Army is working on a second contract for a full-and-open competition next year.
Contracts
Leidos celebrates $7.9B win that can still face challenges
Leidos has announced its capture of the Army's Common Hardware Systems-6 award, but the longtime incumbent General Dynamics still has an open window to protest.
Contracts
Leidos wins $918M DHS security contract
The company will modernize and maintain critical networks at the Homeland Security Department for the next eight years.
Contracts
Leidos unseats longtime incumbent for $7.9B Army tech contract
Held by the same company for 28 years, the Common Hardware Systems contract is a "one-stop shop" for buying commercial IT products and services.
Contracts
Leidos wins $918M DHS network support recompete
The Homeland Security Department uses the IT environments covered under this task order to secure and help share classified information across the law enforcement communities.
Companies
Study: Mental health stigmas persist throughout security clearance process
A new report from Leidos finds that mental health perceptions hurt pipelines of talent into the intelligence community.
Companies
Leidos' new CEO puts initial focus on fine-tuning, new North Star
Tom Bell described to us how the federal market's largest systems integrator is developing a "proprietary hypothesis of the future" that will shape its decisions about investments and the business model.
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