The Government Accountability Office has dismissed the first of what is expected to be a dozen or more protests because it no longer has the authority to hear protests involving civilian task order awards.
CGI Group has acquired a Boston-based business in a move that adds more capabilities to its digital technology and information management capabilities.
GAO is trying to determine if it can hear protests involving defense task orders issued against civilian IDIQ contracts now that Congress has let its civilian task order jurisdiction lapse.
CACI International can bank its $1.8 billion task order award to support the battle against improvised explosive devices now that its competitor has declined to file a bid protest.
Former CGI executive Donna Morea led a strong line up of women executives and winners at the annual Greater Washington Government Contractor Awards gala.
The Court of Federal Claims ruling in favor of Palantir, a software company fighting for a shot at an Army contract, might force more government agencies to look at commercial products first before trying to develop their own.
Raytheon has won a $174.7M contract from DARPA to research hypersonic weapons. The win comes just over a month after Lockheed Martin won a similar DARPA contract.
GSA's inspector general has issued a critical evaluation of 18F, the innovative development shop at GSA. It raises the question of whether the organization can survive the start-up phase and have a lasting impact on how IT systems are developed by the government.
Cognosante is buying Business Information Technology Solutions in a move that brings new contracts and customers with the Veterans Affairs and Defense departments.
CenturyLink and Level 3 are apparently in talks to merge, which would create a larger entity to compete for the upcoming EIS contract and other telecom opportunities.
It's taken months, but the GAO decision upholding Northrop Grumman's Air Force bomber victory is finally public and offers some insights into how the contract ultimately became a price shoot-out.
The family of the late Earle C. Williams continued his legacy of community involvement and leadership by joining NVTC's push for the hiring of more military veterans.
Congress let the protest provision for civilian task orders lapse, and now we are likely to see hundreds of millions in awards go through without the oversight of a bid protest.
