Booz Allen Hamilton has won a $561 million Army contract to build a Digital Soldier system built on an open architecture that supports technologies from other companies.
AECOM is opting to sell its government services business to a pair of private equity firms for $2.4 billion rather than spin that unit off into a new public company. One of those buyers is not new to the market, while the other one is.
The Navy awards the first piece of its multi-billion dollar NGEN recompete to HP Federal as it appears to be sticking with what it has on the hardware front.
Unisys' federal business continues to help spur the company's comeback with an almost $152 million Defense Information Systems Agency contract now part of that story.
Digital Management Inc. is deploying its artificial intelligence and machine learning portfolio for the Army's personnel records system: a project that showcases the government's myriad data management challenges all at once.
A protest fight is in the rear view mirror for the Veterans Affairs Department, which has given one health provider the notice to go forward on a $26 billion piece of the VA's next-generation care network contract.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services hires a small business to help modernize and roll out an IT infrastructure to enable sharing of information, under an $82.8 million contract.
Brillient Corp. appoints General Services Administration official Ed Burrows to lead the company's pursuit of growth in automation-related work for agencies.
Government contractors have a poor track record of success in the commercial market but Leidos CEO Roger Krone sees an opening with health IT offerings as long as you recognize how different the markets are.
