DHS faces increasing pressure to take action as more large businesses join the protest of the $22 billion Eagle II contract. Who's the latest to join and actions might DHS take?
CACI International lost its fight to keep a Defense Intelligence Agency contract after GAO denied its protest. The winner, Mission Essential Personnel, will now take over CACI's work supplying analysts to DOD for litigation involving Guantanamo Bay detainees.
Lockheed Martin and BAE Systems have each won sole-source contracts worth nearly $300 million to support the U.S. and British navies with their nuclear submarine and weapons programs.
We've seen an increase of merger and acquisition activity over the past several weeks, but does that mean we'll see a return to robust deal making? Maybe. Maybe not.
AECOM awarded a $10 million modification to an Army contract to collect and monitor trends on how local in Afghanistan feel about U.S. troops and policies.
The Army Research Lab has incrased the ceiling on a multiple-award contract used to support a rapid response activities by special operations, intelligence and other military units.
Pressure is mounting on the Homeland Security Department and the troubled Eagle II contract as more large businesses join the wave of companies protesting the procurement.
The Homeland Security Department's Eagle II contract seems to be lost in a swirl of delays and bid protests, and there's a general confusion over the status of awards and when the contract will finally be up and running.
TechAmerica and ITI continue their war of words over the hiring of four TechAmerica lobbyists by ITI, with each side denigrating the other's position. But we have to ask, is a settlement in the works?
Deltek's acquisition of Centurion Research Solutions makes plenty of sense, but the consolidation of market research firms should be a reminder for companies to develop multiple sources of information about what is going on in the market.
The last month has seen a marked increase in the mainstream media's coverage of government contracting, but too often, the focus of the stories have equated success with corruption. In its latest installment, the Washington Post looks at Deltek. Here's what editor Nick Wakeman thinks they got wrong.
Experts at Deltek's recent FedFocus event urge contractors to avoid the "hunker down" mentality, and to embrace these tough times as an opportunity to transform how you do business, and how you help your customers deliver on their mission.
Stan Soloway was tapped as Industry Executive of the Year by GCN, and his message is that government, contractors and other stakeholders need to pull together to address the complex challenges we face as a nation.
That's no typo; the Navy really added another 914 companies to the Seaport-e contract, pushing the total number of primes to over 2,500. Do large numbers make it a success story?
More allegations against Anthony Jimenez and MicroTech in a Washington Post series have the CEO disputing the authenticity of documents referenced in the stories.
