DTRA has to redo its evaluation of a contract to help manage nuclear weapon systems after it failed to document its conclusions and played fast and loose with the requirements of its own RFP.
Public disclosure of sexual harassment claims and settlements will make government contractors more accountable and help encourage better policies and ultimately a healthier workplace environment.
Congress is again dancing on the precipice of a government shutdown as time tightens for Republicans, Democrats and the White House to work out a short-term spending deal.
NCI Inc. unit AdvanceMed will get a second shot at a CMS IT support contract for fraud and abuse work after GAO ruled the agency wrongly ignored an OCI situation.
Lockheed Martin's driverless technology -- that can be added to nearly any military truck -- covered 55,000 miles during a recent long-term test with the U.S. Army.
Despite resignations and defaults by its parent organization, STG Inc. continues to move forward as an operating company and even sees hope for growth in 2018.
Latvian Connection has been slapped with its second suspension from bid protests -- this time for two-years -- because it continues to file nuisance protests with GAO.
The co-founder of 18F and former EPA CTO Greg Godbout has moved to TechFlow to create a Sherpa to help agencies make real changes through agile development and digital services.
Several notable incumbents are not on the list of Alliant 2 winners. The question remains whether or not they'll be able to successfully file a protest of the award or wait for an on-ramp opportunity.
ImmixGroup analysts see plenty of uncertainty and challenges in today's civilian market but close customer relationships will drive success when opportunities do arise.
In the midst of debt woes, creditors have taken over STG Group Holdings and created a new board of directors to lead the company with current COO Phil Lacombe.
Provisions in the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act might complicate the bid protest process and create unintended consequences for DOD and contractors.
