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How Leidos looks at the military's electronic health record plan

In talking with Wall Street, Leidos CEO Tom Bell goes over the Defense Health Agency's push to take on more integration responsibilities and where he sees the company fitting into that.

12 firms land spots on DHS's $1.5 billion counter-unmanned aircraft contract

The Homeland Security Department set up this contract to cover hardware, software and services for many types of operational use cases.

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DHA picks 12 for $300M product deployment contract

The Defense Health Agency hires a pool of companies to aid its deployment, training, change management and sustainment activities.

CACI lands $500M contract to scale up SkyValor counter-drone system

The system is moving into full-rate production following a series of tests at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma.

HII’s sea drone business is growing, but revenue is ‘modest,’ CEO says

The company recently booked a yearlong production contract extension for its underwater drone, Lionfish.

Space Force picks 15 for $981M test, evaluation support contract

This contract focuses on Space Force’s efforts to provide operators an environment of different types of ranges ranges for their test and training work.

L3Harris presses pause on Missile Solutions IPO plan

In talking with Wall Street, L3Harris Technologies CEO Chris Kubasik lays out the company's new timeline for the initial public offering and blueprint for positioning the business to investors.

Leidos books $717M ISR support award with Air Combat Command

The five-year task order extends a partnership that started in 2019, with Leidos personnel embedded at more than 35 locations worldwide.

Leidos saving money, employee time through expanded ServiceNow partnership

Leidos is deploying ServiceNow’s AI Control Tower across its enterprise, adding new capabilities to a partnership that spans a decade.

Parsons moves to divest advisory, remote location contracts

In talking with Wall Street, CEO Carey Smith explains the company's choice to prioritize development work with one customer and why it opted to "stay on the SETA side of the house” with the Missile Defense Agency.

Leonardo DRS to acquire Raft for $450M

Leonardo DRS is looking to further build out its advanced sensing and network computing product portfolio.

General Dynamics IT protest sinks DISA’s plan to expand Enclave

The Defense Information Systems Agency agrees to conduct market research and redo its acquisition strategy after GDIT challenged plans to expand the IT services contract’s scope.

Booz Allen's view of itself in a world of more direct tech contracts

In talking with Wall Street, Booz Allen Hamilton CEO Horacio Rozanski advocates for his company remaining a key part of making commercial products work for agencies.

Navy preps recompete for American Systems software engineering contract

The service branch wants to use a cost-plus structure and sees fixed-price as potentially being too expensive.

Tech, finance and growth leadership moves across the market

A trio of board appointments also feature in this listing, along with one company's designation of key executives for its Golden Dome pursuits.

Pentagon awards Oracle up to $7B in software consolidation deal

The agreement merges Oracle's product and licensing services into one contract, which the Defense Department estimates will result in at least $441 million in savings.

Guidehouse hires Hernandez as finance chief, promotes Brown to transformation lead

Kelly Hernandez is returning to the GovCon industry, while Stuart Brown moves up to a new role tied with Guidehouse's $1.5 billion artificial intelligence investment.