After months of being dogged by rumors, high-profile departures and legal battles, TechAmerica has found a final resolution – an acquisition by another technology association.
Our latest WT Insider report — Government IT Contractor Partnering: The Customer Perspective — covers a lot of ground, and we’ve put together this handy guide to help you navigate the results.
CGI Federal and HealthDataInsights have lost a bid in front of the GAO to force the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid to change their solicitation for a contract to collect overpayments.
Our exclusive WT Insider report found that customers see a mixed bag when it comes to prime-subcontractors relationships with just as many bad relationships as good ones. Here's what they like and don't like.
The Homeland Security Department has been asking small businesses that bid on the service delivery portion of the Eagle II contract to update their points of contact, which is usually a precursor to an announcement.
A losing bidder has taken its case to the Court of Federal Claims in a move that could ease the way for the contract to clear the protest hurdle. But then again, maybe not.
IBM Corp. has hired a new chief medical information officer on the eve of a huge Defense Department opportunity for a new electronic health record system. The competition promises to be intense.
Our latest WT Insider Report explores the top reasons government contracts fail, and while we find some good news for contractors, there are plenty of areas that need improvement.
The Air Force now faces nine bid protests over its NetCents 2 Network Operations contract awards, but there are some positive signs that the Air Force might be in a good position after all.
The findings of our latest insider report paint a mostly positive picture of the relationship between contractors and customers, but both good and bad comments point to areas where contractors can improve.
The decks of the battleship USS North Carolina bristle with weapons, but below deck, it quickly becomes clear how critical information and communications are to bringing that firepower to bear.
As we dig deeper into our latest Washington Technology Insider report, we explore the critical factors government executives say they consider before making an award.
Our latest report on what government customers think about their contractors puts a spotlight on where the best companies shine, and where all the others fall short.
Our latest WT Insider report reveals what government customers think of contractor performance and indicates several areas for improvement, including how primes manage their subcontractors.
In our latest WT Insider Report, we explore the government customers' perspective on contractor performance, and some of the findings aren't pretty: Half of your customers don't know who you are.
Another company has joined the protestors fighting for a spot on the Air Force's $5.8 billion NetCents 2 Network Operations contract, bringing the total to four.
