SAIC closes $1.2B Unisys Federal deal

Science Applications International Corp. has closed its $1.2 billion acquisition of Unisys Federal.

SAIC-Unisys clears last hurdle before closing $1.2B

SAIC's deal to acquire Unisys Federal for $1.2 billion has cleared its last hurdle, meaning closing of the transaction is imminent.

DOD offers narrow corrective action for JEDI

The Defense Department wants to take a corrective action but it will only look at a very narrow aspect of its JEDI award to Microsoft and only if the judge says OK.

CMMC update: Compliance deadline shifts

DOD chief information security officer for acquisition policy told contractors that CMMC compliance has shifted, giving them more time to get their audits done.

Salient CRGT tapped for special ops IT support

Salient CRGT has won a $38.1 million Army task order to provide mission critical IT communications infrastructure and services for U.S. Special Operations forces.

A bit of insight on Perspecta's NGEN protest

Perspecta's protest of the NGEN contract includes allegations of organizational conflicts of interest.

VA telecom work hit with protests

A $127 million EIS task order awarded by the VA has been hit by a pair of protests.

PAE cites contract wins, M&A strategy in first quarterly report

As a newly minted public company, PAE shares a strategy that includes contract wins and mergers and acquisitions.

DXC to sell Medicaid business for $5B

DXC Technologies is selling its state and local business sells and supports Medicaid Management Information Systems to Veritas Capital for $5 billion.

Applied Insight names new CEO, other exec moves

Applied Insight has shuffled its executive suite and named a new CEO as part of the company's continuing growth as a mid-tier player in the market.

Perspecta continues fight for both its biggest contract and a second large one

With protests on consecutive days, Perspecta is refusing to back down from fighting to keep its Navy NGEN network services contract and how the DOD's big email award competition is going.

GAO tells Leidos to wait on new $400M HUD protest

Leidos has been told to wait a little longer before it protests how HUD is moving forward on what could be a $400 million IT contract.

Judge says AWS likely to win JEDI protest

In granting an injunction to stop work on JEDI, judge says AWS 'likely to succeed' in its protest objecting to the $10 billion award to Microsoft.

As Unisys deal nears, SAIC CEO lays out building blocks for the future

SAIC CEO Nazzic Keene describes a rapidly-changing market and the building blocks her company needs to grow and succeed.

Four companies push back after T4NG on-ramp elimination

Four companies have protested after they were knocked out of the on-ramp for the $22.3B Veterans Affairs T4NG contract.

General Dynamics files protest against Leidos' NGEN award

General Dynamics IT is raising objections against the Navy's decision to award the $7.7 billion NGEN network services recompete to Leidos.

Leidos health segment lead to depart

Jon Scholl, president of Leidos' health business, is leaving the company to pursue church service and mission work.

Research gives drones Daredevil-like vision

A Purdue University researcher has used a speaker and a set of microphones -- and some math -- to give a drone the ability to fly with echolocation.

Perspecta looking for answers before NGEN protest decision

Perspecta is waiting for answers from its debriefing last week over the Navy's NGEN award before the company decides whether to file a protest or not.

PSS makes deal for Eagle Ray

Preferred Systems Solutions has made a deal to acquire Eagle Ray Inc. and will add the latter's leadership team to a new PSS division.