Leidos' planned acquisition of the bulk of Lockheed Martin's IT business will have ramifications across the market as the company becomes the biggest player in the federal space.
The Government Accountability Office sided with Hewlett Packard Enterprise and upheld the award of a $225 million Education Department data center contract that has long been in Dell's portfolio.
We've confirmed three high-level speakers for our next industry day focused on GSA. The speakers are GSA leaders in charge of the schedule program, GWACs and cloud computing initiatives.
Any discussion about good contract management needs to look at the value the contract is supposed to be delivering, but determining what that value is can often be the biggest challenge.
Veterans Affairs is making the rare move of filing its own protest of a GAO decision that went against its pick of a contractor to support a mobile medical app project.
Our first Washington Technology Industry Day of 2016 will focus on GSA and the critical role it plays in procurement. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from GSA officials about their priories and needs for 2016 and beyond.
CACI International may have lost to an incumbent in SAIC, but it still believes it is the better choice and has turned to GAO to get another shot at a $485 million NASA contract.
Citrix Systems and Nutanix have both withdrawn their protests as they have apparently reached a settlement with the Army over a sole-source contract awarded to VMware.
The Defense Health Agency is being asked to reconsider a contract award to PricewaterhouseCoopers after GAO agreed with three protesters who said they were treated unfairly.
Anne Altman, IBM's long-time public sector leader, has announced that she is retiring from Big Blue on Jan. 31, and IBM has named former Leidos executive Sam Gordy as her replacement.
Procurement expert Steve Kelman thinks that post-award contract management has been neglected for too long. We agree. See how you can join the discussion.
CSRA had an answer for each DHS objection to its bid for Agile development work, but that still wasn't enough to prove to GAO that DHS picked the wrong contractor.
The Defense Health Agency is looking to close some gaps in how it moves and manages transactional data as part of the Defense Medical Human Resources Systems – Internet.
