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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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.
A final solicitation is expected within a couple of weeks for a $11.7 billion Defense Information Systems Agency contract to consolidate a wide range of IT services into one vehicle that will have one winner.
An analysis of the senior leadership teams of the 2020 Washington Technology Top 100 show that African Americans and minorities are greatly under represented, and while women seem to have made strides, 25 percent of Top 100 companies have no female executives.
NCI Information Systems has been pushing an AI-rich strategy has it works through several LPTA contracts that have dampened its growth but now it sees positive signs ahead.
Serco had a stellar year with 20 percent organic growth and the addition of a major acquisition but think of its positive results as an overnight success story.
Noblis has acquired Inductive Minds, a Sterling, Va., company that provides cloud and analytics services to federal agencies. Terms were not disclosed.
