The fight goes on for a DHS biometric contract that is two-and-a-half years past its original award date, and there still isn't a guaranteed end in sight.
The 2015 Washington Technology Fast 50 showcases the rich diversity of the small-business community and highlights some of the fastest-growing companies in the government market.
The short answer to that question is no, but it's still interesting to explore how Leidos spent years positioning itself for winning the $4.3 billion Defense Healthcare Management System contract.
With its recent Air Force GPS win, Engility Corp. is seeing the payoff of its strategy to marry high-end services with a cost-effective business model.
The Government Accountability Office says that the Air Force treated Cubic unfairly when it used a different standard to evaluate the pricing of a contract it bid on.
The first protests have been filed over the Defense Intelligence Agency's awarding of a $6 billion contract for a wide-range of IT support known as E-SITE.
What can we learn from a bid protest where the incumbent's price was more than 25 percent higher than the winning bid? Plenty, and it depends on your point of view.
A small business official with the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency didn't pull any punches when she warned them about not sharing past performance data of small business subs: If you don't share, she'll take you to court.
Noridian Healthcare Solutions has agreed to pay $40 million to the state of Maryland to settle allegations that it botched the state's health insurance exchange website.
The roots of the IT business Lockheed Martin is divesting go back nearly 30 years and pre-date the Lockheed and Martin Marietta merger. It's a story of acquisitions and contract wins worth reviewing.
Unisys Corp. has hired Mark Foreman to lead its global public sector business and retired Army Maj. Gen. Jennifer Napper to run its defense and intelligence group.
In a bold portfolio shaping move, Lockheed Martin announced plans to sell off $6 billion of its IT business while investing $9 billion to get deeper into the helicopter business.
The incumbent on the Army Trojan IT Network contract claimed it lost the work to a bidder who switched out key personnel after it won, but GAO didn't buy that argument.
Dell leads a team including Microsoft and General Dynamics that will supply the Air Force with a cloud infrastructure for 100,000 users under a $296 million contract.
