What is not in CACI's product play
CACI International's product play puts it more into the hardware domain and the company is glad to be there:, up to a certain point.
General Dynamics sees contract delays as slowing IT growth
General Dynamics IT saw its revenue growth hampered somewhat in 2019 due to protests and award delays, but 2020 does start with bookings success and maybe more if large awards such as NGEN and the DEOS redo go their way.
UTC moves forward on pre-Raytheon merger agenda
United Technologies updates investors on how the company is moving on its to-do list before the megadeal with Raytheon closes, including the sale of one business. More divestitures sound likely after the future Raytheon Technologies opens for business.
Join the discussion: How M&A is reshaping the GovCon market
Our Feb. 7 WT Power Breakfast on the mergers and acquisitions landscape will present views from multiple dealmakers at large, small and mid-sized firms. The bankers and backers helping them are coming too.
ECS adds Blackstone Federal to expand DHS business
ECS Federal and its parent ASGN Inc. have closed an $85 million deal to acquire the federal division of Blackstone Technology Group.
Don't buy the consolidation hype
Wolf Den Associates offers a contrarian view of all the M&A activity in the market and its message is clear: Bigger isn't always better.
BAE makes big bet to ride GPS upgrade wave
BAE Systems is spending almost $2 billion to acquire a military GPS business ahead of a required mandate on those systems to use a new type of encryption.
Another private equity firm enters GovCon's middle tier
OceanSound Partners becomes the latest private equity firm to enter the government contracting market's middle tier and makes two investments to get started.
WBB makes second deal with private equity backing
Whitney, Bradley & Brown has made its second acquisition as a private equity-backed contractor looking to climb up the middle market's food chain.
ICF makes $255M acquisition to bolster its tech implementation skills
ICF has long touted its subject matter expertise as a plus in the federal technology arena and sees the $255 million acquisition of ITG as adding to its implementation chops.
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