Sometimes a contract win is about more than the dollar signs. It is about market share and bringing innovation to the customer. IBM's recompete win of an Army logistics contract is a prime example.
CSRA has won the $2.4 billion Greenway contract with the National Security Agency for IT infrastructure services. The win keeps a significant portion of its work under the predecessor Groundbreaker contract.
Our annual Fast 50 recognizes the fastest growing small businesses in the federal market but it also highlights how important innovation and specialization is to success.
Unisys signs a reseller agreement with Computer Marketing Associates to help bring one of the former's commercial products into wider use in the federal space.
Engility was created to be an LPTA player but didn't find the success it sought. Here's what the company had to do to abandon LPTA and shift its focus to delivering value.
While many will focus finishing up the fiscal year, Congress and President Trump will be trying to figure out how to get fiscal year 2018 started without an embarrassing debacle.
The fallout from the violence in Charlottesville and the reaction to President Trump's response sets the stage for more CEOs to find themselves thrust into the role of moral leadership.
We are closing in on the end of the data collection effort for our quarterly Washington Technology Contractor Confidence Index so now is the time to make your voice heard.
The Government Accountability Office has again rejected Leidos' argument that the Army Corps of Engineers improperly assessed the risk of its takeover of Lockheed Martin's IT business in the award of a $564.3 million contract to SAIC.
We've extended the deadline to Aug. 25 for the submission of applications to be a WT Industry Innovator. Our new awards program will honor contractors who are changing the shape of the company to better serve their customers.
As the number of defections grew, President Donald Trump announced on Twitter that he had disbanded his manufacturing council to allegedly spare the pressure on the chief executives.
The Transportation Security Administration has changed course and will let bidders for its IMPACT infrastructure contract submit revised proposals following a protest by incumbent CSRA.
VA sees mobile computing as a critical tool for serving veterans and it is kicking off the effort to recompete the contract for the mobile infrastructure currently held by Booz Allen and Terremark.
