GD lost its protest of a $404 million Army contract won by SAIC but the GAO decision still takes a jab at the "convoluted" methodology used to make the award.
The 2017 Washington Technology Top 100 showcases some of the profound changes going on in the market as companies position themselves for a return to growth. View our slideshow for more insights.
BMC has made immixGroup its exclusive distributor in the federal market as the software provider positions itself to take advantage of the IT modernization trend in the federal market.
Former Leidos COO Stu Shea shares some of his goals as he takes over as CEO of the former Harris IT Services business now under Veritas Capital's ownership.
An NSA contractor has been charged with leaking a classified document describing how the Russians tried to hack a firm that supported state voting agencies.
Veterans Affairs says it wants the same electronic health record platform as DOD and is contracting directly without competition with the software provider Cerner. But where does that leave Leidos, Cerner's partner on the DOD project?
The largest contractors in the federal IT market have been busying positioning themselves to leverage new technologies and find ways to grow in a still challenging market.
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Windstream Communications has withdrawn its pre-award protest of the $50 billion Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions contract.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.
