The Navy chooses six companies for a $3.2 billion blanket purchase agreement to distribute Microsoft brand name software licenses and subscriptions across multiple agencies.
Leidos CFO Jim Reagan acknowledges that Amazon's so-called "HQ2" in Northern Virginia will result in some adjustments, some of which have been in the making already.
With its first deal since being acquired by a private equity firm, Sentinel has quickly made its own transformative merger to move deeper into the middle tier.
Maximus' deal to acquire a network of call centers formerly owned by General Dynamics is now closed. And as Maximus' CEO puts it, the deal takes the buyer past a key $1 billion scale mark.
With the help of Moody's Investors Service, here is a primer of what to expect when the Army makes awards next year on its $82 billion LOGCAP V vehicle: one of the government services market's largest opportunities of the decade.
Given the Cerner-VA electronic health record program's size and complexity, analysts speaking at immixGroup's annual Government IT Sales Summit view that effort as one technology providers should pay close attention to.
Lockheed Martin is putting some of the corporate tax cut windfall toward a new $30 million STEM scholarship program partly envisioned as helping chart a "K-to-Career" path.
Amazon's decision to place half of its much-touted second headquarters in the D.C. region certainly affects government contractors. And Perspecta had the "honor" of being the first to talk specifically about it with Wall Street.
