Companies
New hire bolsters journey in the public markets
As part of its quest to move up the food chain of publicly-traded companies, Castellum brings in a new chief financial officer with deep roots in the commercial and government contracting accounting worlds.
Contracts
VA developing clearinghouse contract for healthcare transactions
Veterans Affairs wants help in transmitting millions of healthcare transactions to the payer community.
Contracts
L3Harris continues legacy F-18 work for Canada's air force
L3Harris Technologies takes in a $482 million contract extension that continues its 35-year support of Canada's Hornet fighter jet fleet.
Companies
Arcfield adds new lead tech and growth execs
The systems engineering company adds another pair of industry veterans to its C-suite.
Contracts
NASA preps final solicitation for $700M engineering contract
Bidding is expected to start next month for a $700 million NASA engineering services contract supporting a wide range of space flight programs.
Opinion
Will inflation reshape the government market?
As publicly-traded GovCon companies prepare for their quarterly reports to investors, the impacts of inflation will be a topic executives have to address.
Contracts
Protest fight over $2B DHA contract enters third round
The Defense Health Agency has now chosen Peraton three times over a $2 billion IT infrastructure contract and also faced protests in each instance, including this latest one.
Contracts
NASA to save mission safety contract for women-owned businesses
NASA expects proposals next week for a safety and mission assurance contract that is reserved for women-owned small businesses.
Companies
Booz Allen invests in edge computing firm with mapping tech for special operations forces
Booz Allen Hamilton's investment in Reveal Technology shows that you don't have to buy another company to bring in bleeding edge technology that can solve a customer's critical challenge.
Companies
How to track potential new partners and competitors entering the market
We have launched the first quarterly Washington Technology Market Disruptors, powered by GovTribe, to help the WT audience track new entrants into the government market. Nearly 500 companies in the last quarter of 2022 won their first government contract; here's how you learn about them.
Contracts
Where CACI succeeded in its TSA IT infrastructure protest
The Government Accountability Office explains how it sided with CACI International's argument that the company properly scored in a bid to keep a $343 million Transportation Security Agency IT contract.
Companies
J&J Worldwide Services adds to board, executive team
A pair of government contracting veterans join the board room and executive team at J&J Worldwide Services.
Opinion
Business and life lessons from my mother
Work and life lessons are all around you, especially when your mother had a great mind for business.
Companies
Brightstar Capital creates new mid-sized player
Brightstar Capital Partners' latest acquisition further builds up a company the investment firm acquired less than one year ago.
Podcasts
PROJECT 38: Why 2021 was a perfect storm for M&A
Multiple factors drove mergers and acquisitions to new heights. For this episode, Kate Troendle and Marc Marlin of the investment bank KippsDeSanto explain to Editor Nick Wakeman how that activity highlights the government market's growing maturity and sophistication.
Companies
New middle-tier company enters the defense market
Pierre Chao-led PCS Mosaic acquires four businesses from ASRC Federal to become a mid-sized company focused on national security and intelligence.
Contracts
CACI wins round one in fight to keep $343M TSA IT contract
CACI International successfully argues the Transportation Security Agency made errors in choosing a competitor to manage IT infrastructure used by airports.
Podcasts
PROJECT 38: How one mid-sized company acquires to transform itself
Gunnison Consulting has used acquisitions to transform itself and for this episode, CEO Gil Dussek shares that strategy and what's next on the company's agenda with our Editor Nick Wakeman.
Contracts
Central Command wants to open classified doors to academics
Central Command and the Air Force want a university partner to work on a range of technical challenges. Contractors need to watch this one as a catalyst for new opportunities.
Opinion