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Get ready to debate the merits of lowest price, technical acceptable contracting at our first WT Power Breakfast. We'll explore the pros and cons and survival strategies of LPTA.
Raytheon and Analytical Services have filed protests over a $586 million high-performance computing contract won by SAIC. Meanwhile, the incumbent, Lockheed Martin, is on the sidelines...for now.
The number of ITES-3H protesters has risen to nine, and the question now is whether the Army will add them back into the competition or stick by its selection process.
Novetta Solutions LLC, the fast growing intelligence company owned by Arlington Capital Partners, has made its second acquisition in less than a month with a deal to acquire a digital signal processing and intelligence analysis firm.
Our annual Fast 50 special report features a webcast with executives from three companies who will share their stories and insights on how the market is developing and the challenges that lie ahead for small businesses.
Sondra Barbour, leader of Lockheed Martin IS&GS, has been named a director of 3M, but the appointment might be about more than kudos for Barbour. She'll likely be gaining important lessons on critical markets and business operations that she can bring back to Lockheed Martin.
Diana Gowen retired as the leader of CenturyLink's federal business on July 3. She sits down with Editor Nick Wakeman to discuss her career, the challenges her successor will face and the most surprising trend she sees in today's market.
Carahsoft Technology Corp. and Telos Corp. have both been excluded from the final round of competition for the $5 billion Army ITES-3H contract, and they aren't too happy about it.
Carahsoft has joined Dell and two other companies in filing protests related to the Army's $5 billion ITES-3H contract for hardware and related services.
We are hosting a breakfast event Aug. 19 to discuss our WT Insider Report on LPTA and learn more about how contractors can navigate this very unpopular procurement process.
Booz Allen Hamilton and Leidos will get another shot at winning a contract to support the Defense Intelligence Agency after DIA pulled back its award to L-3.
