Northrop Grumman touts the growth prospects Orbital ATK brings the defense giant and new data from Govini explains how that growth can help Northrop pay for the deal.
A range of factors are driving M&A activity in the GovCon market and you should expect the pace of deals to continue as companies eye new capabilities and opportunities to broaden their footprint in the market.
The General Services Administration makes awards on its potential 10-year, $5 billion "VETS 2" IT services vehicle for service-disabled, veteran-owned small businesses.
Raytheon CEO Tom Kennedy is rejoicing that the company has cleared its final bid protest hurdle and can now move forward with the $1.2 billion Domino cybersecurity contract.
Northrop Grumman has touted its "high degree of discipline" in how it bids for and sometimes walks away from large competitions. Here's how that fits into the contractor's government IT mix.
In its third quarter report, General Dynamics is holding to expectations the IT segment's sales this year will stay "essentially flat" with last year. Here's how the company sees it happening.
Lockheed Martin's latest quarterly report offers some optimism but also highlights some of the challenges the market faces if budget issues aren't resolved quickly.
Serco Group's North American subsidiary will acquire technology services company BTP Systems to grow defense-related work amid uncertainty over a key health care contract.
HighPoint Global executives share the strategy behind their acquisition of Primescape and why demand for better citizen services makes this a great opportunity for them.
HighPoint Global acquires Primescape Solutions to grow digital transformation work focused on how citizens interact with government through technology.
Northrop Grumman loses a third protest against the award of the $1 billion DHS "Domino" cybersecurity contract to Raytheon. Here's why Northrop fought so hard.
General Dynamics' IT services division has filed a notice in accordance with the so-called WARN Act that it is closing down an office and laying off nearly 100 staffers.
The expectation is that government contractors saw above average award activity in September but there might be a caveat for some agencies because of expected civilian cuts in Trump's 2018 budget.
