Private equity firm DC Capital Partners unveils another government market investment and the company being backed this time focuses on hypersonics work.
Two moves by private equity investors in the government market show how both the broader financing conditions have gradually improved and companies have somewhat adjusted amid the pandemic.
Like its peers, CACI International had to move hard and fast into a new work cadence when COVID-19 began to put everyone at a distance from each other. Not everything can be perfect, but the first quarter financial results indicate the new arrangements are at least going alright.
General Dynamics is still wrestling with revenue impacts from COVID-19 in the IT business, but quarter to quarter improvements show that the situation is stabilizing somewhat.
Guidehouse is continuing to make a series of appointments in its leadership ranks one year on from a large acquisition and these latest moves focus on financial services.
Raytheon Technologies had two items of some interest to share with investors in its third quarter earnings release: proceeds being fetched in the sale of Forcepoint and what is being done to manage the COVID-19 pandemic's impacts.
AE Industrial Partners makes another acquisition of a government technology services outfit to continue what has been an active second half of the year for the investment group.
PAE became a publicly-traded company in part for more access to capital and credit for making acquisitions. News that PAE is acquiring Centra Technology means a pause on deals because of COVID-19 and its effects on financing markets is over.
The Homeland Security Department gives industry their first detailed glimpse at how the agency is undertaking a massive cloud services contract that will go to a single winner.
ManTech confirms its win of a $260 million task order to help the Navy update mission systems in manned aircraft used for maritime patrol and reconnaissance missions.
Northrop Grumman's backlog of contracts sets up the defense giant for continued growth in 2021. Some factors in the company's control and some not will determine what 2022 and future years look like for the company.
Microsoft is taking its flagship Azure offering further into a space sector that their direct competitor Amazon Web Services also has made a priority. It was all inevitable as the so-called Cloud Wars add another front.
More than one year on from its Riptide acquisition, BAE Systems' U.S. subsidiary has moved up from providing just small unmanned underwater vehicles to adding a medium class vehicle.
Lockheed Martin bought a hypersonics business as its new CEO started his fifth month on the job and it sounds like more deals also might come as the company puts a focus on making the "5G.mil" concept a reality.
Round three of quarterly GovCon financial reports during the coronavirus pandemic is here and three big items could be on the agenda for the public companies reporting in the coming weeks.
The entire interview process for new LMI CEO Doug Wagoner was virtual and that is also how he is learning about the company's culture. Preserving that culture in a COVID world is top of mind for Wagoner and here is a glimpse at the company's efforts.
LMI's board of directors put in place a five-year strategy with the idea that whomever became the next CEO would carry that blueprint out as is. Doug Wagoner explains to us both the strategy itself and why he is not looking to put his own stamp on what the board came up with.
