Cubic Corp. has become another government contractor to draw the attention of an activist investor, which is making clear its intentions to acquire the defense and transportation company.
In this Project 38 episode, Senior Staff Writer Ross Wilkers talks with top public sector executives from the 2020 Washington Technology Top 100’s three highest-ranked telecommunications firms on their work to keep government agencies and people connected during the coronavirus pandemic.
Lockheed Martin's venture capital organization invests in a company focused on monitoring low-altitude airspace traffic as drone delivery and other new use cases are emerging.
A new timeline has been agreed upon by Amazon Web Services and the Defense Department on the court case surrounding the JEDI cloud infrastructure contract that will delay its fielding even more.
Maximus' newly-established public health organization will work with federal, state and local government agencies on their response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
CenturyLink acquired Level 3 in late 2017 and the integration of that business is starting to pay off in the federal market as task orders flow under the massive Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions vehicle.
Raytheon Technologies certainly now has more heft and resources to bear for technology development as a aerospace-and-defense systems giant, but its chief technology officer talks up the workforce and especially engineers as much as he does for the tech itself.
AT&T has been investing heavily in recent years and its grown its FirstNet offering. Both are paying off for AT&T as its customers work through the COVID-19 pandemic.
BAE Systems' U.S. subsidiary acquired a GPS business of the size and specs that rarely becomes available to buyers. CEO Tom Arseneault explains the thinking behind the deal and how the company is also looking at the future of work amid COVID-19.
Over the summer, L3Harris Technologies marked the one-year anniversary of two longstanding market players. L3Harris' chief operating officer gives us an update on the integration, plus how the new company is managing through COVID-19 and thinking about the future of work.
With a new owner and a new chief executive in place, NuWave Solutions is looking to expand its role in the decision cycles federal agencies go through when they look at data and determine what to do next.
Polaris Alpha's former CEO is now the chief executive of a new space technology player in Redwire that can trace its history back almost six decades through a legacy company. He tells us how Redwire plans to stand out in a crowded market landscape.
As Palantir heads to the public markets, it's good to revisit how the software company cracked the federal market and why it will continue to be a challenge to traditional GovCon firms.
