Bloomberg Businessweek has published a story describing a massive hardware hack perpetrated by the Chinese government but the primary victim says it never happened.
Peraton is fighting for a lost contract to support the State Department's Consular Affairs bureau though a variety of services under a $164.7 million contract.
As expected, the Defense Department cancelled its public meeting on a new payment policy that it pulled back. But a promised plan for more industry input is still an unknown.
The close of fiscal year 2018 saw a significant jump in the use of contract modifications. What does that tell us about the habits of government buyers?
There is a lot to cheer about the passage of the defense budget ahead of the end of the fiscal year but while 2019 should be a good year it is unlikely to last.
Under a pair of OTAs, AT&T and Microsoft will work with the Air Force to develop a cloud service to connect data and applications with military facilities and give access to remote and mobile users.
GSA cancels CenturyLink's EIS telecom contract and renames the Level 3 contract as part of effort to integrate the contracts held by the now-merged companies.
Under a $9.8 million contract, Leidos will complete the integration and testing of a positioning, navigation and timing system for the Shadow unmanned aerial system.
Perspecta's high price was one issue in its battle for the TSA IT infrastructure contract, but the company's plan for managing travel also was too risky for the agency.
After you lose a competition, you need to go into your debrief asking the right questions and listening for the most valuable information. Here is some expert advice.
