GTSI threatened with delisting

Troubles on Wall Street continue for GTSI Corp., which yesterday announced that it received a letter from Nasdaq stating it could be delisted from the stock exchange for not filing its report for the quarter ended Sept. 30.

White House calls, GD answers

General Dynamics Corp.'s IT business will help complete the transition of the White House's external communications system to an Internet protocol-based infrastructure.

SBA moves to close small biz loophole

The Small Business Administration is taking several steps to ensure that small business contracts remain with small businesses.

Education, developing workers top IT company concerns

Fifty-nine percent of respondents said education and workforce development have the greatest influence on the ability to innovate. The next highest issue was pro- research and development tax and government investment policies, which 19 percent cited.

Outsourcing: Its time may have finally come

Outsourcing always seems to be on the verge of becoming the next big thing. Time and again, we hold our breath and wait for the opportunities to surge forth, only to be left merely breathless. But this time could be different.

BearingPoint offers bondholders some reassurance

BearingPoint Inc. announced Nov. 3 that it had reached an agreement with a majority of its bondholders that resolved concerns that the company is in default.

Panel to suggest greater competition, more transparency

The themes of competition, transparency and integrity could dominate the recommendations of the Acquisition Advisory Panel when it releases its draft report in the coming weeks.

Ballot-box jitters

This election year brings plenty of anxiety for voters and pols alike. Top of mind for many is whether the Democrats will take control of Congress or if the Republicans will hang on.

Report: Traditional IT work is shrinking

There's good news and bad news ahead in the government market.

Small defense firm closes first deal

McKean Defense Group LLC, a Philadelphia-based naval engineering and IT company, today announced the acquisition of Lloyd Lamont Design Inc., an IT company.

New firm asks, 'What does the future hold?'

Bruce McConnell, Margaret Anderson and Gordon Haight have launched Government Futures Inc., a company that will use a variety of collective intelligence tools to help predict where the government will be three years and further into the future.

Stanley joins the IPO crowd

The ranks of publicly traded government IT companies continues to swell as Stanley Inc. made its debut today on the New York Stock Exchange.

A proud legacy

The record of small businesses in the government market is a long and distinguished one. We honor that legacy in this, our annual small-business special report issue.

Four vendors win GovCon awards

Partnering was foremost on the minds of the winners of the fourth annual Greater Washington Government Contractor Awards held Wednesday night.

SRA kicks up deal-making with intel buy

SRA International Inc. is revving up its acquisition engine again, this time to acquire RABA Technologies LLC, a provider of technical services to national security and intelligence agencies.

AeA launches government procurement group

The trade association AeA has launched a new unit targeting the government procurement market.

You can be sure no one is listening in

Telecommunications and the changes in that market have been much on my mind with this issue.

Mendler rises to become Alion COO

Stacy Mendler will take the reins as chief operating officer, overseeing day-to-day operations.

Verizon opens government network ops center

The government may be the first beneficiary of the continuing integration of MCI with Verizon Communications Inc.

CDW to buy Midwest reseller

CDW Corp. is boosting its state and local government business through the acquisition of a Midwest reseller with $390 million in annual revenue.