John Toups, one of the pioneers of the government IT services business, has died at 92. He leaves a legacy built as much on his humility and community service as on his business acumen.
No sooner had the Army cleared one protest involving a large training and support program, formerly known as Warfighter FOCUS, that another challenge popped up.
Perspecta didn't like that its bid for a $668.7 million CDM DEFEND cyber services award was rejected. The company is now protesting the decision to give the work to ManTech.
The deadline was extended to July 18, but that is now just days away. Here are insights on what we are looking for and what it takes to be a 2018 Industry Innovator.
DISA's $7.5 billion Systems Engineering Technology and Innovation contract is being challenged by several companies who argue they should have been named winners as well.
CACI International has joined the onshoring trend with a new center in Oklahoma City that can take on more business operations and lower costs for the government contractor.
In episode three of our Project 38 podcast, former SRA International executive David Kriegman discusses the principles your company must follow to thrive during a time of disruption.
The Marine Corps has issued a pair of source sought notices for support of command and control systems managed by its Tactical Systems Support Activity.
NTT Data had just won a decision that cleared the way for keeping part of a large incumbent Education Department IT contract. Now they have lost a different bid protest to keep another part of that program.
Chenega Healthcare Services has decided to appeal a GAO ruling against its protest of an Energy Department decision to not let the company replace its general manager on a bid.
First NCI was the winner and IAP Worldwide was the protester. But now they have switched places on a pair of U.S. Army contracts to support IT operations for Afghanistan's military and police.
