From among the 70 mergers and acqusitions that closed during 2013, CACI's acquisition of Six3 Systems stood out as the single best deal. Here's our analysis of what made the transaction special, and what it says about today's market.
Wal-Mart's competitors are making some progress in closing the price gap with the retail giant, and it's not too much of a stress to see parallels with government contractors.
More unsuccessful bidders have filed protests with GAO, objecting to the Air Force's award decisions for the $5.8 billion NetCents 2 NetOps contract. Is it headed for more trouble?
Booz Allen Hamilton wasn't successful in unseating Jacobs Technology on a Navy IT contract, but the battle and protest offers lessons for both incumbents and challengers.
The Transportation Security Agency is developing its new IT infrastructure contract and if history is any indication, this will be another hotly contested competition.
CSC undergoes another round of layoffs as the company continues its push to transform its business model and pursue more opportunities in high-end tech services.
MCR LLC wants to expand its international business, and its strategy offers four lessons that any company looking to grow globally would be smart to follow.
LGS Innovations completes is separation from Alcatel-Lucent in a $200 million deal that sets LGS up as an independent company focused on developing networking and communications solutions for government customers.
Tony Jimenez, the founder of MicroTech, has reached an agreement with SBA that ends debarment proceedings against him and clears the way for his return as CEO of his company.
We pick the top M&A transactions of 2013, a year that will be remembered for budget cuts and sequestration, but some notable deals were still completed. Who made the best of a bad year?
Twelve companies win spots on the $5.8 billion NetCents 2 contract for network operations and infrastructure solutions, but should we expect a flood of protests?
Deltek makes another acquisition as it continues to widen its base into more markets that need software solutions built around project management needs.
Lockheed is fighting hard to keep its contract with the Army IT Agency, a customer it's had since 2006. General Dynamics won the competition in February, but a Lockheed protest has forced the Army to re-evaluate.
Washington Technology launches new contract award database as an exclusive benefit for our WT Insider members. It's a quick and versatile tool for tracking contract awards across the government market.
