In a sign of the growing importance of geospatial technologies, two companies are combining in a $2.4 billion deal that brings together end-to-end space capabilities.
Editor Nick Wakeman looks at FCW blogger Steve Kelman's latest post and finds plenty of potential for a Trump-led procurement revolution and that might be a good thing.
We are into month two of the Trump administration and while there has been a lot of activity around several issues, is any of that activity translating into contracting opportunities?
Finalists in a Lockheed Martin contest to find emerging technologies will take to the air during the 2017 South By Southwest festival and pitch their ideas while flying 1,000 feet above Austin, Texas, in a Sikorsky helicopter.
GSA brought out its star EIS customer - the Department of Agriculture -- to help explain why agencies need to start the transition process even before the $50 billion telecommunications contract is awarded this spring.
Leidos is facing a challenge to its winning of a $170.2 million contract with DTRA to provide a pool of scientists, researchers and other subject matter experts to help combat biological threats.
The General Services Administration is exploring whether it should develop a new special item number for Earth observation solutions as it sees more demand for geospatial solutions across the government.
Just weeks away from completing their merger, CSC and HP Enterprise have announced the name of the new company but questions remain about the future of its government business.
Three months and three big awards by the Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Organization brings recent JIDO contracts well past the $2 billion mark. And all are Alliant task orders.
