Government buyers are playing a balancing act as they put a high value on the quality of the work contractors provide as well as putting a major emphasis on price, according to the findings of our latest WT Insider Report.
GSA has released the final solicitation for the $50 billion Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions contract, but the question remains: will GSA get the systems integrators to bid?
The Defense Intelligence Agency contract known as DORE is facing at least two bid protests, and we still haven't heard from two incumbents who lost on the recompete.
Northrop Grumman is breaking up its Information Systems sector in a move that the company says better positions itself to serve customers. That's true, but is something else also afoot?
Dell's $67 billion deal for EMC makes good on Michael Dell's 2013 promise to remake Dell and puts what we once saw as just a PC maker into the heart of the enterprise.
The case has been in the making for years, but the Nova Datacom exec at the center of one of the largest bid-rigging cases in the federal market is finally heading to prison.
Raytheon Co. has acquired Foreground Security to add to its managed security services solutions and professional services capabilities related to cybersecurity.
Booz Allen Hamilton has found itself on the other side of a protest fight after having won and lost a competition to support the Defense Media Activity.
Hewlett-Packard Co. came out the winner in a $225 million competition to move much of the Office of Federal Student Aid data center requirements to the cloud.
We rank the largest 8(a) small businesses in the government market, and the numbers this year are a good indication that market might be taking a positive turn.
