With the protest phase over, AT&T has secured four task orders with a $306 million combined ceiling value to modernize the Homeland Security Department’s telecommunications environment including the infrastructure.
The past week has seen groups of commercial companies and government services contractors alike give U.S. leaders ideas of what technology priorities should be included in any infrastructure package that gets passed. Here's an overview.
SpaceLink has hired two additional executives to its leadership team as the company continues its broad effort to build a satellite relay system it sees as becoming an information superhighway in space.
C3.ai brings in a 35-year technology sector veteran to lead the artificial intelligence software firm's federal systems unit nearly five months after the company's initial public offering.
Deloitte hires two new leaders to its government and public services consulting practice that will lead the firm's work in analytics and cognitive programs.
The Homeland Security Department chooses seven companies for a $300 million contract to perform independent test and evaluation services in support of major acquisition programs.
For Booz Allen Hamilton, growing the employee headcount in tandem with its expanding backlog has been a lynchpin of the company’s strategy but was a lower priority during the pandemic's height. But it has returned to at or near the top in recent months.
BlueHalo sees space as key to its growth strategy and Redwire is a pure-play company in that market as both bring in new executives to steer their space strategy.
Two organizations including one company involved in federal are working together to make a clinical diagnosis training program more available across the health care industry.
Portfolio transformation efforts are largely in the rear-view mirror for Raytheon Technologies, which is now turning toward what the defense giant is calling "operational transformation" of its internal muscle and external pursuits of defense and government business.
Perspecta's book of business included development work on technology to support background investigations for clearances that is now held by Peraton and further expands through this latest $500 million OTA award.
