The Navy is poised to release the first request for information as it gets started on the recompete of the $3.4 billion NGEN networking contract now held by Hewlett-Packard.
George Heilmeier made his name in the R&D world, but the questions he asked his researchers are the same questions any government contractor should strive to answer for their customers.
Congress may be back, but there are plenty of obstacles in the way of a 2016 budget before Oct. 1. Our sister publication, FCW.com, gives us a graphical breakdown.
The pressure is building as the government moves toward the end of fiscal 2015, and more budget watchers are warning that conditions are ripe for a government shutdown.
SRA International was headed for the public markets as an independent company, but then the opportunity to join CSC's government business came along, and suddenly Plan B looked much better.
Our next industry day shines a spotlight on emerging technology needs across the government with speakers from DARPA, IARPA, Office of Naval Research and NIST. Register today.
When Healthcare.gov stumbled so badly out of the gate, it led CMS to search for a different way to work with contractors, and today, the agency can draw the distinction between a vendor and a partner. Which are you?
The Office of Personnel Management finally awarded its contract for identity protection services, but it's unacceptable that it took nearly five months to get from breach to contract.
CSC's acquisition of SRA is the latest example of the rapid change going on in the government market, but it is also the story of two legendary companies coming together. Will they live happily ever after?
An incumbent -- Smartronix -- and another challenger -- ManTech -- are protesting a contract won by Jacobs Technology for support services for the F-35 fighter jet.
In another sign that the government services market is undergoing a fundamental transition, Computer Sciences Corp. plans to buy SRA International and combine it with CS Government Services as part of its own split into commercial and public sector businesses.
We've launched the research phase of our next WT Insider Report where we look at agency contracting and program management offices. Don't miss your chance to make your opinion heard.
