Booz Allen Hamilton and Noblis are competing for task orders to support intelligent transportation efforts under a $202 million contract with the Transportation Department.
Mythics has added another Oracle feather to its cap by winning a $293.2 million Air Force contract to provide Oracle products under an enterprise license agreement.
Salient CRGT has finalized its acquisition of Information Innovators Inc. in a move that pushes the company deeper into the federal health care market.
HP Enterprise Services picked up a $41.7 million contract to provide technical support and engineering services to the Navy systems that manage the enlisted personnel classification program.
HP and CDW-G join a growing list of protesters complaining about the awards the Army made for its $5 billion Army Desktop and Mobile Computing 3 contract.
NASA's budget has dropped by billions since 1991 and the Aerospace Industries Association makes the case that it is time to reverse that trend. American competitiveness is at stake.
In an interview with GSA's Bill Zielinski we talk category management how GSA sees improving communications as a way of making the government a smarter buyer.
The Army is facing at least six protests from disappointed bidders on its $5 billion Army Desktop and Mobile Computing 3 contract and the expectation is that more are coming.
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.
