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General Dynamics CEO Phebe Novakovic didn't hold back when asked about commercial tech companies that don't want to work with defense and intelligence agencies.
The 2019 Top 100 illustrates many of the changes we've seen in the market in the past year: stronger budgets and a healthy M&A market, but more changes are on the way.
With a $70 million deal, DLH Holdings Corp. has acquired Social & Scientific Systems in a move to further build up capabilities in the federal health market.
A Veterans Affairs region that covers much of California wants help analyzing its processes and data collection in an effort to boost its third-party revenue and other funding.
The acquisition of Engility gave a boost to SAIC's top and bottom lines as the company reported new contract awards and increased business development investments.
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is looking for tools to help it make greater use of commercial geospatial information amid expectations that data will only grow in future years.
Oracle continues to push hard for more information on potential conflicts of interest involving the JEDI cloud infrastructure procurement but success so far has been limited.
Perspecta has filed a protest after being eliminated from the competitive range for a $6.5 billion contract to help run the Defense Department's global information grid.
Carahsoft has been added to a blanket purchase agreement to sell McAfee products and related services as part of the DOD Enterprise Software Initiative.
