Incumbency no help for Booz Allen in fight for DTRA contract

Booz Allen Hamilton leaned on its incumbency in a bid to keep a $263 million DTRA contract but Noblis captured the recompete to support work on combating weapons of mass destruction.

Key considerations as you face the government shutdown

A shutdown seems to be inevitable so it is paramount to prepare and it starts with communication -- with customers, employees and especially contracting officers.

IBM wins $138.4M contract with Army shared services center

IBM beat out seven other competitors to win a $138.4 million contract to support an Army shared services center.

Nine tapped for Navy range work

Nine companies have won spots on a $93 million Navy contract for research and related services to improve tactical training on Navy ranges.

Lumen asked to deliver network services to postal service

Lumen has been picked by the U.S. Postal Service to modernize the network that services more than 32,000 post offices and mail processing facilities.

Solo bidder wins $500M anti-drone contract

PAR Government Systems captured a nearly $500 million contract to build a counter-drone system for the Air Force after being the only company to submit a bid.

Sierra Nevada takes contract to integrate SOCOM systems

Sierra Nevada Corp. has won a $183 million, sole-source contract to provide engineering and integration support for a U.S. Special Operations Command effort to integrate systems aboard their aircraft.

Navy re-awards $151M small biz IT contract

The Navy has made new awards for a $151 million IT support contract that was derailed earlier this year by protests.

DARPA unmanned ship work moves forward

DARPA is making progress on a program it calls No Manning Required Ship, making a second award to Serco Inc. to continue developing a design for the ship.

CACI's tech transformation driven by customer focus

As CACI International looked to grow by adding more tech capabilities, it used its focus on the customer to drive its investment strategy.

Peraton carves out ViON's as-a-service business

Peraton is carving out ViON's as-a-service business for the first acquisition since the mega-mergers that brought in Northrop Grumman's IT business and all of Perspecta.

Protests push DOJ to rethink IT support contract

A $117 million Justice Department contract is entering its third round after two sets of protests have pushed DOJ to rethink the solicitation.

Carlyle-backed platform makes public sector acquisition

A Maryland company best known for its specialty health care services to the federal government has been acquired a Carlyle Group platform that is investing in claims management solutions.

SAIC taps former exec as new CISO

Science Applications International Corp. has welcomed an alumnus back to the company by hiring Kevin Brown as SAIC’s chief information security officer.

7 picked to support the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command with engineering services

Seven companies have won spots on a $169.1 million Navy contract to support the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command with engineering and technical services.

Army kicks off work on networking intel systems

The Army Project Manager Intelligence Systems and Analytics is looking for feedback on how it should connect a plethora of intelligence systems to a common network.

4 tapped for VA biomedical engineering support

Veterans Affairs has turned to four companies to supplement its biomedical engineering staff under a $200 million contract.

Size, scale only part of the story of the NGEN transition

The two executives in charge of transitioning the $7.7 billion NGEN from the incumbent to Leidos share their insights on the experience and the process and how the real hard work is just now beginning.

How culture drives innovation

Innovation is a big buzzword in today's market and in this Washington Technology Executive Roundtable, we discuss what innovation and disruption mean. How people and company culture play a critical role in that was the group's key message.

VTG nets Navy hypersonics win

VTG is building on one of its growth pillars with an $11 million win to support the Navy's development of a hypersonic weapon.