Innovative technologies are a critical part of many countries' defense strategies, but a new report by Deloitte questions whether the focus on innovation really pays off.
SAIC has won a $600 million supercomputing contract for the second time in two years, but it is again hit with a bid protest from incumbent Lockheed Martin, which is reluctant to give up work it has held for 13 years.
Xerox Federal Solutions is fighting for a $157.7 million incumbent contract to process federal workers' compensation files after it lost the contract to another company.
Kingdomware Technologies, a service-disabled, veteran-owned company in Maryland, knew it was right and, despite getting knocked down twice on appeal, took its case for the rule of two to the Supreme Court where it scored a unanimous decision.
The strength and flexibility of the teams that will pursue the Navy's NGEN recompete will play a critical role in whether your bid is successful or if it falls short.
A second round of awards has been met with a second round of bid protests as the U.S. Special Operations Command struggles to get its $900 million support contract off the ground.
Criterion Systems saw a $300 million contract taken away after the GAO ruled that part of its proposal had compressed spacing between the its lines of text, giving it an unfair advantage over its competitors.
With the Air Force keeping its platforms flying for longer and longer, there are openings for small businesses to bring innovative solutions to sustainment efforts.
Small business speakers at the ACQUIRE Show shared concerns that while many agencies are exceeding their small business goals, there is a serious caveat to keep in mind.
Wyle lost a shot at a $155 million contract supporting the F-35 program office because of inconsistencies with the key personnel it submitted with its proposal.
Barring some unforeseen collapse, Lockheed Martin sits a top the Top 100 for the 22nd and final time, but just because it is selling its IT services business to Liedos don't mean it won't be an IT force to reckon with.
PSC and Grant Thornton will release their biennial survey on government acquisition issue at ACQUIRE, and it promises to offer insights on the budget, compliance issues and industry/agency communications.
Washington Technology has ranked the 100 largest government contractors for more than two decades, and this year's rankings reflect a market undergoing significant changes from top to bottom.
For the 23rd year, we've ranked the largest contractors providing IT, systems integration and other high-tech products and services to the federal government. Read our analysis of the trends and issues driving today's market.
So far, 26 protests have been filed by 23 companies complaining that they were left off of an $11.5 billion contract to provide training and other human capital services to the government.
