Microsoft unveils a new offering to host classified information in a commercial cloud. Agencies are looking at it ahead of a pair of big-ticket cloud contract awards.
Parsons Corp.'s process to go public illuminates how they and other "Architecture, Engineering and Construction" firms have found their footing and then some in the government services landscape.
The court battle over the Defense Department's $10 billion JEDI cloud infrastructure contract has an updated timeline approved by the judge overseeing the case, including a new date for oral arguments.
The Army's $82 billion "LOGCAP V" global logistics contract is different than its current iteration and those awards will help reset the defense services market.
LMI is in the midst of a transformation to closer align with how its customers want to apply technology to their mission. But CEO David Zolet sees that shift as keeping to the nonprofit's core mission.
Macquarie Capital, which helped advise CSRA on the sale to General Dynamics, hires Timothy Alden to co-lead its coverage of the A&D and government services markets.
Space company Maxar Technologies is trying to turn the page on what was a challenging 2018 for them. Their CEO more details on the changes he sees ahead.
The much-touted "JEDI" cloud contract certainly looms over the market but is far from the only the large enterprise IT opportunity analysts are watching closely.
The Pentagon's ask for more dollars highlights its emphasis on modernization and innovation. That means defense primes should expect to be kept on their toes by integrators and services companies who have scaled up through M&A to pursue those opportunities.
The government is still organizing the management of its space programs and assets, but for companies such as KBR the time to strike is now as growth opportunities emerge.
