A joint venture led by Huntington Ingalls Industries and BWX Technologies wins a potential $1.39 billion contract to help clean up the Los Alamos National Laboratory and its surrounding areas.
Northrop Grumman becomes the second company to receive a five-year, $110 million contract for the Air Force's "Gray Wolf" prototype networked cruise missile program.
The much-anticipated tax reform is becoming a reality and government IT contractors are due for a huge cut. So what will they do with all that extra cash?
Lockheed Martin wins a five-year, $110 million Air Force contract to build a "Gray Wolf" missile prototype that can connect with other weapons via a network.
Global logistics contractor Janus Global Operations has been acquired by private equity firm DC Capital Partners as another addition to the investment group’s public sector market portfolio.
Accenture's federal arm wins a five-year, $297 million contract to help CBP recruit and hire more officers and agents including those for Border Patrol.
Unisys' federal lead PV Puvvada becomes the Professional Services Council's board chair as former Defense Department official Ryan McDermott also joins the trade group.
Unmanned ground vehicle maker Endeavor Robotics adds former Defense Department officials Eric Rosenbach and Katrina McFarland to the board of advisers.
The Modernizing Government Technology Act has become law but the market is still under a continuing resolution. Those are just two examples of the mixed signals contractors face as this year turns into next.
