Winning the job to manage DISA's Global Information Grid was big for Lockheed Martin. We get an inside look at how the company took over from the incumbent, and converted the work to a performance-based contract.
Today's market has made the need for close customer relationships critical, and Raytheon's choice of Dulles, Va., as the headquarters for its new Intelligence, Information and Services business is the latest case in point.
CACI International sees revenue fall, as sequestration and the Afghanistan draw down impacts top line numbers. The company has laid off an unspecified number of employees, and could reduce the head count further in the fourth quarter.
Lockheed Martin Corp. reported relatively flat results, but the company is tracking sequestration closely, and expects most of the cuts to come through contract delays instead of cancellations and modifications.
As she approaches retirement, Lockheed Martin's Linda Gooden shares the challenges, triumphs and principles that shaped her career leading the largest IT contractor in the government market.
General Dynamics has moved David Heebner from combat systems to the leadership of the Information Systems and Technology group, replacing Gerard DeMuro, and kicking off a shuffling of other executives.
Wyle wins a $1.76 billion recompete at NASA that lands the company its largest contract award to provide health and science support to human space flight operations.
SAIC has picked Leidos as the name of the new company to be created when it splits later this year. We present a list of the top 10 names that the company could have considered, and why they ultimately would have been rejected.
One of the U.S. Army's Joint Program Executive Offices awarded 43 contractors its $495 million chemical and biological defense contract. Who were the winners?
