The 2017 National Defense Authorization Act might put some limits on bid protests, but the Professional Services Council is arguing that a comprehensive study needs to be done first.
AT&T's challenge of MacAulay Brown's $37.9 million Air Force contract shows how much the market has changed to bring these two companies into a head-to-head competition.
We have a top-notch lineup for our DHS Industry Day on April 28 with the CIO and chief procurement officer giving briefings on contracting trends and opportunities.
We've received several comments on our blog last week about veteran-hiring practices. Most were very positive toward vets, but there is some food for thought.
The Army points the finger at NASA SEWP V and some now-resolved protests for why it has to go it alone in putting out its own vehicle for buying PCs and laptops.
In an exclusive WT Insider event, senior leaders from CSRA shared their insights on the merger, the market and their strategy going forward. Where do they see the future of government IT?
Booz Allen Hamilton bested at least one incumbent for a $141.1 million contract to support the F-35 program office, but it's now being challenged by a losing bidder.
A group of investors and scientists led by Yuri Milner want to send a swarm of iPhone nano-crafts to Alpha Centauri to look for signs of life. The tech payoff could be huge, and it's really cool, too.
The Defense Department is moving forward with its Third Offset Strategy, but the move to smarter weapons is only one area being impacted by the emergence of artificial intelligence.
Project Performance Co. is expanding its big data work at the National Archives and Records Administration with a new $17.3 million contract to support how the agency classifies and catalogs NARA records.
A bid protest over an $80M USAID contract involving Deloitte and Development Alternatives Inc. is a good example of the growing importance of joining domain expertise with technical capabilities.
ManTech International is facing a protest over the winning of a $223.8 million Homeland Security Department contract for business intelligence support.
Renny DiPentima, the former CEO of SRA, was tapped as the 2016 President's Award winner at the annual FCW Fed 100 gala. The honor recognized his 50-year career of government service and the generosity he has shown to so many.
