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You own 100% of the growth number but control none of the people who decide it

Recompetes and on-contract growth make up most of what GovCon companies pursue, but the people who hear the earliest signals report to the COO, not the CGO. Here's how to close the gap, writes growth expert Nic Coppings.

Contracts

Testing plan sinks QinetiQ’s bid for a Polish aerostat surveillance system

A newly-released protest decision shows how a dispute over implied testing requirements and NATO's urgency doomed QinetiQ's argument.

Contracts

CISA tees up cyber hygiene recompete

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is setting up what it calls a “unified, scalable, and modernized mission support vehicle."

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Protecting government’s most personal service channel

Scammers are impersonating government agencies with AI-generated voices and spoofed numbers. Learn how agencies can fight back.

Contracts

Army starts market research for training product support contract

The Army is eyeing this contract as part of efforts to continue the evolution of its Live Training Transformation product line.

Companies

Riverside Research has a new CEO and a new plan to get noticed after 60 years under the radar

Tom Lash wants to raise Riverside's profile and grow its bench of national security customers without straying from its physics-based roots.

Contracts

NASA starts to craft engineering, tech services recompete

The space agency is aptly calling this new contract ORBIT and using industry feedback to structure the competition.

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Companies

Serco hires Supplee to lead North American arm

Barbara Supplee will now lead Serco North America's strategy centered around areas like autonomy and modernization, among others.

Contracts

Musk should testify about overstated savings from DHS contract cancellations, Democrats argue

The Government Accountability Office reported that contract terminations pushed by the Department of Government Efficiency yielded a net of $92 million — much less than the Homeland Security Department’s public report of as much as $10.5 billion in potential savings.

Contracts

SSA launches IT services contract recompete

Self-service and artificial intelligence technologies are a priority area for the Social Security Administration in this iteration of the contract that counts CGI Federal, Leidos and Peraton as primes.

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Contracts

Pentagon unveils first of two solicitations for its next big cloud contract

The hyperscalers can now start working on proposals for their portion of the Joint Warfighter Cloud Capability recompete, while a second contract is in-the-works to cover everything else.

Contracts

DHS gives Anduril a second shot at counter-drone contract track

The Homeland Security Department agrees to re-evaluate Anduril’s bid for the $1.5 billion vehicle's product portion.

Companies

How Steampunk's design intelligence focus stood out to MetroStar

This framework for building digital and technical offerings for federal agencies will greatly shape the combined company's future, MetroStar Systems CEO Ali Mouchehri tells us.

Companies

Xpect Solutions buys Amivero to bulk up AI, automation capabilities

The deal bulks up Xpect's national security portfolio, as the NewSpring-backed company builds out its mission tech stack.

Contracts

Former CISA employee pleads guilty to defrauding government with secret contractor jobs

Prosecutors say Richeline Fung secretly held contractor jobs tied to six agencies and claimed up to 33-hour workdays while working full time for the federal cyber agency.

Companies

House panel subpoenas Oracle heads over VA health record overhaul’s ballooning costs

The House Veterans’ Affairs Committee voted 19-0 to subpoena Oracle Chairman and Co-founder Larry Ellison and Oracle CEO Mike Sicilia after VA announced plans to boost its contract with the tech giant by $17 billion.

Contracts

Three tribally owned firms land $400M Air Force Pacific advisory deal

Cherokee Nation Government Solutions, SSE BB&E JV and KIRA Services will compete for task orders spanning Hawaii, Guam, Japan, Alaska and Wake Island through 2031.

Contracts

When the government blackballs your sub, CICA is no help

A dismissed protest shows how little recourse subs have when an agency knocks them out of a teaming agreement.

Contracts

Industry offers government a playbook for handling OneGov expirations

Some deals offering federal agencies significantly discounted access to software are set to expire at the end of the month.

Companies

A subset of the tech talent supply crunch to watch out for

Forward-deployed engineers are the ones who consistently translate artificial intelligence deployments into documented results and not enough of them are senior enough, a new study says.