In a new memo, the Defense Department offers some hope for cloud service providers looking for a more open competition for a cloud initiative that could be worth billions.
We have launched the research phase of our next WT Insider Report to explore the industry's outlook for 2018 on items like growth prospects, hot technologies and industry confidence.
GAO rejects a series of protests by incumbents Accenture and CSRA and new bidder DXC Technologies against the Social Security Administration's $7.8 billion IT contract awards. That leaves CGI Federal, Leidos and Northrop Grumman as the winners.
NCI's AdvancedMed prevailed in a protest in November with CMS. But a second protest involving a different CMS contract did not turn out so well for them.
Bid protests have nearly doubled since 2008 but don't blame contractors. Poor debriefings are the most likely cause, according to a new Rand Corp. study.
Sen. Claire McCaskill has fired off a letter to Customs and Border Protection questioning its $297 million contract to Accenture for helping hiring 7,500 agents and officers.
Washington Technology is planning a full slate of special reports, webcasts, Insider Reports and even a podcast as we work to bring more value and greater insights to you in 2018.
Approaching one full year into the Trump administration and things are still a bit bumpy. But no matter who is in the White House, the contractor community should expect more changes in the year ahead.
Steve Kelman, one of the godfathers of procurement reform, looks back at the evolution of how the government buys since the passage of the 1993 Government Performance and Results Act.
It is still an open question whether the Defense Department will go with a single provider for its massive cloud infrastructure project or open it to multiple providers.
With the imminent departure of two of its long-time bankers, Houlihan Lokey reached out to another veteran banker to quickly rebuild their government team.
