GSA starts big push toward commercial cloud

Market research is underway for a commercial cloud contract out of the General Services Administration that will likely be worth tens of billions.

Leidos closes deal for naval design firm

Leidos has completed the $380 million deal to acquire the naval architecture and vessel design firm Gibbs & Cox.

Noblis wins new work at Defense Threat Reduction Agency

The nonprofit has captured a new $263.3 million contract to provide advisory and assistance services to the Defense Threat Reduction Agency.

Massive price difference aside, other factors swing DHS modernization award to AT&T

The $400 million-plus differences in price stand out, but other matters drove the Homeland Security Department to pick AT&T over its rivals to lead a modernization effort.

Northrop revives protest of $500M Navy contract

Northrop Grumman is back at its protest of a contract won by L3Harris Technologies to build the Navy's next-generation Navy radio jammer.

More protests for $2B Patent & Trademark Office contract

More disappointed bidders are protesting the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's $2 billion contract known as BOSS, but will the agency be spared because of its unique procurement rules?

Serco takes on 'price fighter' role

Serco Inc. will provide a variety of analytical services to the Navy as the branch looks to control prices and costs of developing and supporting weapons systems.

New tech needed for nuclear re-entry vehicles

The Air Force is considering a number of advanced technologies for re-entry vehicles and is developing new contracts to foster those tools.

Air Force developing 5-year software testing contract

The Air Force has begun development of a contract to support the test infrastructure used to evaluate software built in its labs.

Deloitte exec Greg Pellegrino dies at 55

Greg Pellegrino, an architect of Deloitte's public sector business, has died of a heart attack at age 55.

CACI keeps $500M Air Force contract

CACI International has retained a $500 million Air Force contract to support the logistics and depot infrastructure relied upon by the Air Force to maintain various aircraft and weapons systems.

Protests trigger quick reaction from IRS

Protests by two competitors led the Internal Revenue Service to pull an award to Accenture and overhaul a $73.3 million contract.

Peraton's almost never-ending fight to keep State Department work

Peraton is now engaged in its seventh protest involving a $110 million State Department contract that the agency has awarded to competitors multiple times.

IBM puts 50B transistors on a single chip

IBM has developed a new chip that is smaller but can pack in 50 billion transistors on a chip the size of a fingernail, proving once again that Moore's Law continues.

Perspecta shareholders approve Peraton deal

Perspecta shareholders approve the deal with Peraton, clearing the way for Peraton to acquire Perspecta in a $7.1 billion transaction.

STARS III moves forward with competitive range notices, discussions coming

Small businesses are starting to find out they are in the competitive range of the $50 billion STARS III vehicle, but their proposals need some work.

Booz Allen's $725M deal for Liberty seeks more Salesforce, transformation skills

Booz Allen Hamilton will pay $725 million to buy Liberty IT Solutions in a move that bolsters offerings around several critical modernization and digital transformation capabilities.

New investment bank launched to serve middle tier

Two veteran investment bankers have opened up a new shop of their own to focus on the government market's middle tier.

Users report not being impressed with Beta.Sam.gov redesign

The redesign of Beta.Sam.gov's look and feel has failed to impress many users who still miss the functionality of the old FBO.gov system.

Peraton names leaders for after Perspecta deal closes

Peraton CEO Stu Shea has told employees who will be on the leadership team once the combination with Perspecta closes in the next few months.