Dcode has added four companies to a new acceleration program aimed at bringing companies with promising DevOps and security solutions to the federal market.
A weekly gathering for food and foosball that included a NASA official and a member of the winning team for a $700 million contract caused a conflict of interest that was not mitigated, thus nixing the award.
The General Services Administration makes awards on three pools of the $50 billion OASIS professional services vehicle's unrestricted portions in what could mark the end of the on-ramp season for the contract.
NASA has released the final solicitation for its $1.5 billion AEGIS IT services and solutions contract that it will use to continue consolidating and centralizing IT support.
Contractors should be tracking NASA's transformation efforts as procurement processes are driving many of the agency's initiatives to bring on new technologies and new ways of doing business.
Data Intelligence captures the No. 1 spot on the 2020 Washington Technology Fast 50 by keeping its attention on what it does best -- data engineering and analytics.
Science Applications International Corp. takes an $878 million contract to build solutions for a developing Air Force command-and-control to collect and transmit data across any platform and any domain.
The Trump administration has issued an executive order expanding its ban on training it deems as anti-American by adding restrictions on racial and sexual bias training government contractors provide to their employees.
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NASA is one of the largest and most active IT buyers in the federal market and our next WT Power Breakfast takes a deep dive into the trends and initiatives driving opportunities at the space agency.
Long-time Science Applications International Corp. executive Jim Scanlon is retiring as the leader of the company's defense business, triggering a reorganization of the company's lines of business.
Science Applications International Corp. has won a $752.7 million contract for intelligence services and support for the Army National Guard but more details remain scant.
PAE is pushing back after losing a pair of incumbent contracts worth nearly $900 million combined to support Navy test ranges along the Atlantic Ocean.
NCI Information Systems has captured an $89 million contract to outfit the IT infrastructure of the Army Intelligence and Security Command's new headquarters.
