Dave Wennergren has added the COO title to his duties at the Professional Services Council. He'll focus on operations as well as ways to make the government a smarter buyer.
Our Contractor Confidence Index survey is now live, and we'd like you to tell us how you feel about the direction of the market, and how confident you feel moving forward.
HHS and the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services are looking into whether they should set up a small business contract for IT support for various health insurance programs.
The veteran of such leading technology companies as EDS and Dell, George Newstrom has finally decided on retirement. He shares his thoughts on career highlights, leadership and the need to stay involved.
Northrop Grumman thinks it wasn't treated fairly when it lost a $750 million contract to BAE Systems to improve electronic countermeasures for the C-130 aircraft.
In a new request for information, the Interior Department voices concern that EIS - the replacement for Networx - might not be able to reach all of its many remote offices.
Harris Corp. has worked out a deal with Veritas Capital to sell the business to the private equity firm, creating a new billion-dollar baby in the government space.
EPA and the Trump administration have apparently completed their review of pending contracts and grants, and the two entities have found few that don't deserve to move forward.
The Professional Services Council has sent a letter to EPA urging the agency to communicate more about its freeze on new contracts and bring it to a quick end.
The Trump administration has put a freeze on contract spending at EPA, and we break down the potential impact on the companies serving the Environmental Protection Agency.
VA has published a sources sought notice looking for ways to maintain and expand an asset tracking system keeping tabs on hundreds of thousands of items.
Our first industry day of the year will take a deep dive into the government's strategy behind category management and how industry needs to get involved.
IBM has captured what it and the Army are calling a game-changing contract to consolidate Army data centers and bring on an infrastructure-as-a-service solution.
URS Federal has turned to GAO to hang onto training work it has done for the Army for 20 years, but the company lost this winter to CAE in a recompete.
