We have a great line up of senior HHS executives who will be offering their thoughts and insights Sept. 2 on the IT landscape at the Health and Human Services Department.
The GAO and the Army say "No" because the decision wasn't about price, but when you read the GAO bid protest decision, it seems everything comes back to DynCorp's high price.
The Navy can't seem to get it right when it comes to awarding a contract to support its New Orleans data center. It is working on attempt no. 5 with no end in sight.
Two losing bidders -- Jacobs and Academi -- filed bid protests objecting to the Special Operations Command's decision to not award them spots on a $900 million professional services contract.
Nearly a quarter of all government IT spending happens in September, so billions of dollars are at stake. Have you laid the ground work for the busiest month of the year?
IBM and Computer Sciences Corp. have decided not to protest Leidos' $4.3 billion Defense Department electronic health record contract, leaving us in the dark about many details of how Leidos pulled off the victory.
Computer Sciences Corp. is moving steadily towards its split, and the public sector business is reporting strong results that bode well for an independent future.
Mergers of equals are rare in the government space, but Salient Federal Solutions and CRGT are doing just that to create a new mid-tier player in the market.
CACI International CEO Ken Asbury explains what his company has done to weather the current conditions in the market of uncertainty, low cost and procurement delays.
