Silicon Valley cloud computing company Qualys has entered a non-binding agreement to buy Second Front Systems in what would further build domain expertise in the federal marketplace.
General Dynamics has captured the No. 1 spot on the Washington Technology Top 100 thanks to its acquisition of CSRA, a deal driven by a desire for scale and a more solutions-based business model.
Carahsoft has received a new $125 million BPA to distribute Red Hat software and IT services for defense and intelligence agencies along with the Coast Guard.
With CSRA now in the fold, General Dynamics carries forward "Emerging Tech Day" for commercial vendors and agencies amid the public sector's desire for more innovation.
Leonardo DRS has received a potential $841.5 million contract to continue its hardware supply and engineering services for an Army computing platform used to manage networked-battle command information in a common environment.
DynCorp International's private equity owner is reportedly seeking offers for the defense services contractor and its price tag could be nearly $1.3 billion.
Northrop Grumman wins an initial $434.2 million contract to modernize technology the State Department uses to process visas for U.S. citizens in overseas locations.
A joint venture certified for the 8(a) small business program wins a $2.56 billion contract to perform technical support work for an Army prototype integration facility.
New York City-based private equity firm WCAS has hired a pair of federal market executives who recently sold their company to help identify potential opportunities for acquisitions of other government IT firms.
NCI Inc. wins a $44.5 million contract to help the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services process data and review claims to determine potential improper payments.
Parsons Corp. buys defense and intelligence community IT company Polaris Alpha to grow complex technology services in areas such as space and cybersecurity.
