With the protest hurdle cleared, the FirstNet authority has moved quickly and awarded AT&T a 25-year contract valued at $100 billion to build a nationwide broadband network for first responders.
Whether or not it sells its government business, the creation of DXC Technologies out of HPE and Computer Sciences Corp. says a lot about the disruptions going on in today's market.
After being knocked out of the competition to run the data centers for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, Accenture is asking GAO to give it a second chance.
Veris Group founders David Svec and Douglas Greise created a company with a focus on cyber consulting and related services and its acquisition by Coalfire Group continues that vision.
An upstate New York company has been tapped by the Environmental Protection Agency to help it assess human health risks around Superfund sites under a $17.9 million contract.
A group of nine small businesses have won extensions worth $400 million to provide IT services to the Army, apparently thanks in part to delays of the huge Army ITES-3S contract.
Raytheon's contract win to bring cyber and electronic warfare into the same wargames as missiles and other kinetic weapons is the latest sign that these emerging domains are going mainstream.
Leidos, ASRC Federal and Arlington Capital were picked as the best deal makers of the year but they were not alone is taking significant M&A actions in the past year. Who else made some major moves?
In our annual roundup of the year's top mergers and acquisitions we explore the trends driving the deal-making in today's market, including the divestitures, new platforms and emerging technologies that are in play.
We've gathered a variety of reports on the Trump budget to give you a handy guide that will help you understand what the budget proposal means to your customers and your business.
