Can AI make better sense of past performance data?

Nine companies have been picked to develop prototypes showing how AI can be used to improve the way past performance data is used.

Small biz takes contract to support development of guided missile frigates

A Washington, D.C., small business has won a $6.7 million contract to support Navy shipbuilding plans and it has CACI as a partner following that company's acquisition of General Dynamics naval design work.

GSA's NetCents 2 take over and the end of agency MACs

The Air Force is the latest government agency to turn to GSA to take over a large, agency-specific multiple -award contract. GSA will manage what would have been the third iteration of the NetCents Products contract.

GSA picks 75 firms for new Air Force IT hardware contract

The General Services Administration has made awards to 75 companies under a $5.5 billion blanket purchase agreement that will replace the Air Force’s NetCents 2 IT Products contract.

Unisys gaining steam after slow start

Unisys's federal arm has bounced back in a big way after no growth in a first quarter that included the partial government shutdown. President PV Puvvada explains why.

Top execs to share thoughts on 2020 and upcoming opportunities

Our WT Power Breakfast on the 2020 Outlook offers a glimpse into the inner workings of some of the market's largest companies as executives share their plans and hopes for 2020.

2019 Industry Innovators put their focus on the mission

While the technologies and market approaches vary between companies, the 2019 Industry Innovators share a common goal of helping customers accomplish their missions.

What's next for Oracle's fight against JEDI

Oracle has an ongoing lawsuit against the JEDI procurement but much of its protest complains about Amazon Web Services. What happens now that Microsoft and not AWS has won the contract?

CenturyLink names leader of new public sector group

CenturyLink appoints a familiar face to lead its newly-formed public sector group that includes the company's government, education and public safety work.

Why AWS may not protest the JEDI award

Amazon Web Services has no track record of filing bid protests. So a question for them is what's a better use of their resources: fighting for JEDI or moving on?

DLT gains scale in being acquired by Tech Data

DLT Solutions is getting acquired by Tech Data in deal that shakes up the value-added distributor segment of the federal IT market.

Economy in uncharted waters leaves GovCon wondering

The U.S. economy is slowing but may not be heading for a recession. Congress and the White House have a budget agreement in place but no appropriations. And the debt just keeps getting bigger. So what should contractors expect next?

Budget uncertainty a major concern across agencies

The Professional Services Council's Vision Forecast goes deeper than just the numbers as it explores the challenges and needs of government agencies in 2020 and beyond.

Is JEDI really that big a loss for AWS?

Microsoft's JEDI win is a major victory for the company, but how devastating is for Amazon Web Services and what does it mean for the rest of the market?

Missile defense contractors await OASIS on-ramp

The Army is shifting a missile command contract to OASIS, but that also means incumbents won't be able to bid as primes.

Small biz wins big cyber contract

FreeAlliance.com has won a $79.6 million contract to support the management of SIPRNET and NIPRENET for the Marine Corps.

Guidehouse withdraws OASIS protest after GSA makes change

Guidehouse has withdrawn its protest regarding the OASIS just days after GSA made changes in the on-ramp solicitation for three pools in that contract.

What bid protests can tell us about the competitive landscape

Bid protests can offer insights on the competitive landscape and which companies are challenging each other for particular contracts.

DOD plans draft solicitations for large-scale 5G experimentation

The Defense Department will release a draft request for proposals next month to create large test beds for 5G applications and spectrum sharing.

JEDI cloud procurement looks back on track

Setting aside the fact that Defense Secretary Mark Esper's son works for IBM, the bigger news is that the JEDI cloud contract seems to have returned to the hands of career procurement professionals.