Shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls Industries made a $1 billion bet on services last year and is starting to see a return with an early win and an upcoming unmanned opportunity.
The Air Force makes Boeing company number five with a position on a potential seven-year, $409 million platform and engine development research contract.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency kicks off a program to develop defenses against small unmanned aircraft with three initial contract awards.
Leidos sees success in its efforts to integrate the heritage Leidos with the Lockheed Martin IT business it merged with last year. And Wall Street is welcoming the news.
Data Systems Analysts had looked "for a long time" to acquire. With legacy IT modernization in mind, it views Project Performance Company as a "good find."
The Senate confirms former Textron executive Ellen Lord as the Defense Department's lead acquisition official to fill one of many vacancies closely watched by the contracting community.
PAE hires former Leidos executive and three-decade sector veteran Andy Strampach to lead business development for the national security solutions unit.
As dollars from classified contracts rise, publicly traded government contractors are saying they can't offer the same level of insight to investors and others as they can with other revenue streams.
Millennium Engineering and Integration wins a five-year, $185 million contract to help NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center implement occupational safety and health policies.
NCI Inc.'s prospective acquirer H.I.G. Capital can proceed on the transaction upon the Federal Trade Commission’s early termination of its regulatory review waiting period.
Raytheon's CEO tamps down investor inquiry over whether defense contractor would consider taking its Forcepoint cyber product joint venture to the public stock exchanges.
