In what can only be described as a confession of multiple sins, DHS has told GAO it is cancelling the $1.5 billion FLASH contract for digital government services.
The GSA inspector general released its semi-annual report to Congress and it is full of stats about investigations and settlements, but the bigger lesson is that contractors need to stay focused on compliance.
Windstream Communications has withdrawn its pre-award protest of the $50 billion Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions contract. That clears the way for GSA to make awards before summer.
Boeing’s protest of an Air Force contract with L3 Technologies raises some interesting questions about the role of competition and the power of the incumbent.
The expectation is that with a Republican administration that the market will see more outsourcing. But some of the proposals in the Trump budget point to something beyond simple outsourcing.
The Trump 2018 budget offers few surprises but it does give a major boost to IT modernization efforts and advocates for agencies to use their buying power more effectively.
Take heart incumbents and other bidders who failed to make the cut for the $34.5 billion RS3 contract. The Army is looking to make more awards in Phase 2.
The Army sifted through 387 proposals to name 55 winners for the $34.5 billion Responsive Strategic Sourcing for Services contract. We have the winners and some of the notable losers as well.
Our latest WT Insider Report revisits LPTA contracts and the impact on the government market. Despite the rhetoric, there were very few good things to say about it.
Dave Wennergren, the Professional Services Council's COO, is leaving that post to join Deloitte as the firm continues to build its stable of high-profile people with deep government expertise.
Seven companies have spots on a $135 million Treasury contract to help the department fight against terrorists and other bad actors threatening U.S. financial systems.
