SBA argues court cannot lift ATI’s suspension
SBA argues court cannot lift ATI’s suspension
Companies
Kudu has given Leidos a cyber boost and an AI surprise
Leidos has already booked $260 million in new Cyber Command work, but the company's intelligence leader says the acquisition's benefits extend beyond just that.
Contracts
GAO sides with Lockheed in fight over $10.5B contract
Longtime incumbent Lockheed Martin will keep the Special Operations Command logistics contract for another 12 years as General Dynamics loses its challenge.
Contracts
DISA starts to craft $500M access portal support recompete
The Defense Information Systems Agency wants to hear from companies with experience and knowledge in the ServiceNow, Salesforce, Workday and Palantir platforms.
Sponsor Content
From episodic care to continuous readiness: Reshaping military healthcare
Discover how predictive analytics, AI and connected health data can help defense agencies move from reactive care to proactive intervention, improving service member health and military readiness.
Opinion
Your DCAA problem isn’t QuickBooks. It’s your timesheets.
DCAA audits your process, not your software. Small contractors can usually fix the weak spot, timekeeping and labor distribution, without moving to a full GovCon ERP, writes accountant Brian Wendroff.
Companies
Serco prioritizes defense, space in $292M QinetiQ US acquisition
Barbara Supplee, just two months into her role as Serco's North America CEO, says the planned acquisition will add specialized engineering and technology expertise.
Companies
York Space Systems enters unmanned ground vehicle market with acquisition
Outlook Industries will becoming the building block of a new business unit to be called York Terrestrial Systems.
Podcasts
WT 360: How frontier AI is reordering the cyber landscape
Shawn Smagh, director of intelligence at GreyNoise, unpacks the cybersecurity tradecraft’s evolution as the frontier artificial intelligence labs keep pushing their new models and what successful government-industry partnerships look like.
Opinion
A stronger defense industry base needs both small and mid-tier players to ensure American resilience
Growing contractors give small business partners workshare, capital and a path to scale, and SBA’s size standards overhaul should keep that model intact, writes Julie Vida of Odyssey.
Companies
System One hires Heneghan to lead government unit
The bulk of System One's federal work resides in its Gap Solutions and KeyLogic subsidiaries, respectively acquired in 2017 and 2023.
Sponsor Content
From backlogs to mission impact: How defense organizations can unlock agentic AI
Explore how defense agencies are using agentic AI to automate complex workflows, accelerate logistics and procurement, and turn AI experimentation into measurable mission impact.
Companies
Slingshot Aerospace appoints one of its early investors as CEO
Slingshot Aerospace is also welcoming back a co-founder to chair the board as it enters a new phase of its strategy in space operations intelligence and autonomy.
Contracts
Accenture, Leidos execs on how to survive a divided government
Panelists say contractors need to plan for multiple scenarios as the Democrats prepare to take control of Congress with Trump still in the White House. Companies should also sell outcomes, not labor.
Opinion
The Pentagon won't stop rogue AI with another memo
Defense leaders must hold contractors accountable and make sure secure innovation is faster than the workaround, writes Alex Cohen, CEO of Statecraft.
Companies
Aerospace firm pays $13M to cover cyber gaps in Army, MDA and NASA work
The payment also includes $2.35 million for the whistleblower who kicked off the Justice Department investigation.
Contracts
Deloitte wins $488M FAA modernization challenge contract
The Federal Aviation Administration is pushing toward an operating framework more heavily tilted toward cloud-native architectures, automated workflows and artificial intelligence.
Companies
New entrants, adaptation shape GovCon in Northern Virginia
The industry's future trajectory, and that of the overall Northern Virginia region, still depends on talent for tech-intensive fields in government and non-government markets.
Contracts
State Department's push to cancel hundreds of contracts left behind a trail of mistakes, watchdog finds
Several government oversight reports have found that agencies made costly operational errors as they implemented the administration’s cost-cutting directives.
Podcasts
WT 360: All about the government’s new data ownership boundaries in this AI age
Mark Whittington, vice president of government sales at Seekr’s federal business, goes over the implications of new federal rules on contractors' handling of government data within large language models.
Opinion
Start small, measure well: a better path to federal AI adoption
The strongest AI proposals start with the agency’s workflow and current metrics, not the platform, writes Egon Rinderer, a senior vice president for federal and enterprise growth at NinjaOne.
Companies