Details are sparse on Booz Allen Hamilton's win of a $937 million task order to provide readiness support and training services to the Army Forces Command.
Mark Testoni, CEO of SAP NS2, says the lockdown surrounding COVID-19 is forcing changes in how work gets done in the classified space and sees it as a good thing.
Bobbie Kilberg's planned retirement takes effect next week as the Northern Virginia Technology Council names Brad Schwartz as acting president and CEO.
Accenture is arguing that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services didn't conduct a proper evaluation when it picked Deloitte to run the Healthcare.gov portal.
Deltek conducted the surveys for its annual Clarity report before the COVID-19 pandemic hit. But the findings still provide important benchmarks around growth, business development, IT trends and overall challenges to the GovCon community.
When Booz Allen Hamilton won a spot on the Navy's $980 million Financial Improvement and Audit Readiness contract, there was no requirement for bidders to be certified as independent public accountants. So when the Marine Corps made it a requirement for a task order, Booz Allen said "No way."
ACT-IAC CEO Dave Wennergren highlighted the levers of change and why industry needs to prepare during our WT Power Breakfast on the evolving role of the systems integrator.
The Government Accountability Office determines the Navy did not err in its decision to pick Leidos over Perspecta for the $7.7 billion Navy NGEN contract.
The murder of George Floyd has set off a national conversation about race relations that government contractors should not avoid. Let's start by listening and learning but action must follow.
