SAIC's planned acquisition of Engility hasn't been greeted as a barn-burner in the market yet. But maybe that's not such as bad thing as both companies try to move beyond their legacies.
SAIC certainly sees short-term opportunities arising from its deal to buy Engility, but is really focused on what happens after the current budget bump fades.
Our next WT Power Breakfast dives into debriefings and bid protests with speakers from GAO, major government contractors and independent attorneys. Learn how debriefings and bid protests impact your business.
Amazon has reaped tons of data on nearly every U.S. city in its search for a location for a second headquarters. Data that competitors are unlikely to have.
We are adding another tool to help government contractors succeed through the launch of online training courses. The first class on Proposal Writing to Win in the Digital Age is now available.
The ups and downs of JEDI are well chronicled. But one defense and acquisition expert believes many of DOD's problems could have been mitigated by a coherent plan.
The Coast Guard has delayed maintenance on the system it uses manage its auxiliary members and now is starting to explore a cloud-based modernization effort.
Classroom principles about listening, working hard, being respectful and taking responsibility apply to contractors as much if not more than they do to my son's fifth-grade classroom.
Join us for our 2018 Fast 50 webcast with executives from three of the fastest-growing small businesses in the market. They'll share the secrets to their success and the key trends in today's federal market.
Join us for our 2018 Fast 50 webcast with executives from three of the fastest-growing small businesses in the market. They'll share the secrets to their success and the key trends in today's federal market.
The 2018 Washington Technology Fast 50 celebrates some of the fastest growing companies in the government market. It also is a showcase for the variety and versatility of small businesses that work in the public sector.
Five HUBzone businesses have filed protests after being eliminated from the competition for a DISA contract for IT support across the agency's global network.
Maximus is at risk of losing a $105 million CMS contract now that GAO has ruled that a potential conflict of interest was inadequately considered before an award was made.
The Defense Information Systems Agency has kicked off the recompete process for "Acropolis," a system that monitors traffic on secure and unclassified networks. And a question DISA is asking prospective bidders might pose a challenge to the incumbent contractor.
The research phase of our next WT Insider Report will close this Friday. So don't miss the chance to share your thoughts on debriefings and bid protests.
