Want to know what is hot in today's market? Take a look at conference agendas. The ImmixGroup Government Sales Summit sees a future that will be shaped by the cloud, the internet of Things and artificial intelligence. Also don't forget about cyber and IT modernization.
Nominations are being accepted for the Federal 100 awards and there is nothing stopping members of industry from nominating their own for going above and beyond the call of duty in serving the federal government.
Government contractors will have a great opportunity to hear directly from DOD decision-makers at the Defense Systems Summit on Nov. 14 as they talk cyber and IT modernization.
Former KCG executives Matt Brown and Scott Ackerman saw a need for a services firm that could bring multiple perspectives to solving cyber challenges. They launched a new company to do just that.
The Navy wants to know whether it is a good idea to ask bidders to buy hardware from the incumbent when the branch awards the hardware portion of the next NGEN contract.
AT&T's public sector group has named a new VP of defense and a VP of strategy, operations and technology in the wake of several recent high-level departures.
In one of those rare mergers of equal deals, TeraThink Corp. and Dominion Consulting have combined their operations, creating an $80 million a year entity.
The Army has named 171 companies as winners of an $8.3 billion contract to support research and development work related to chemical and biological weapons.
The annual Greater Washington Government Contractor Awards program recognized four companies and three executives for their success in the past year, as well as inducted a new member of the GovCon Hall of Fame.
Few people in the market have the stature of Ernst Volgenau, the founder of SRA International, and his induction into the Greater Washington Contractor Awards Hall of Fame gave him the opportunity to show again why he is so respected.
CSRA is moving forward with a $163 million endpoint security contract with the Defense Information Systems Agency now that a bid protest has been withdrawn.
