PODCAST: How Booz Allen revved its M&A engine
PODCAST: How Booz Allen revved its M&A engine
Opinion
Woman-owned business can grow their market share by working together
In a call to action, a pair of women business leaders urge women-owned businesses to cooperate as a way of growing their market share. Here's what they want you to do.
Contracts
Navy Targets Prototypes to Support Human-Operated and Autonomous Weapons and Vehicles
Only certain, U.S.-based companies will be considered for collaboration.
Companies
How aircraft connectivity can explain 5G's promise
The coming 5G revolution will have an impact far beyond smarter phones, but will open an era of more specialized devices and new tools not available today, a Verizon executive explains.
Sponsor Content
How Agencies Can Successfully Navigate Telework
As agencies continue to navigate telework, digital modernization is becoming increasingly important to drive mission success.
Contracts
CENTCOM wants to open classified doors to academics
A new RFI describes how CENTCOM and the Air Force want a university partner to work on a range of technical challenges. Contractors need to watch this one as a catalyst for new opportunities.
Companies
Google Surveys Federal Employees in Fight with Microsoft for Government Market
The survey report tried to associate heavy reliance on Microsoft’s products with greater susceptibility to cyberattacks.
Opinion
Why size matters in the federal market
The largest federal contractors continue to get bigger and that says a lot how the market is evolving and why size continues to matter.
Companies
Maximus elevates new federal cyber practice leader
The two-decade industry veteran will lead the development and management of cyber offerings to federal clients.
Companies
HII rebrands its technology solutions business
Huntington Ingalls Industries also is now calling itself "HII" as the company pushes on its path to be more than a shipbuilder.
Opinion
Polaris RFP sparks small business fears
The solicitation for the $15 billion has sparked fears that small businesses are at a disadvantage and joint ventures are favored in the competition. One protest so far but are others in the works?
Sponsor Content
3 Steps Agencies Can Take Today to Secure Their Data
One click is all it takes for public sector organizations to get infected with malware that could expose personally identifiable information to the dark web.
Companies
NDIA names its next chief executive
Former Deputy Defense Secretary David Norquist is joining one of the government market's major trade groups.
Contracts
Guidehouse challenges NSA contract requirements
The National Security Agency wants help with its human resources operations, but Guidehouse argues that requirements in the solicitation are restricting competition.
Companies
Comtech hires former Leidos exec as operations chief
She will lead efforts to improve production capabilities and delivery schedules as Comtech's second-highest ranking executive.
Rankings
190 transactions that reshaped the market
Calendar year 2021 saw an explosion of merger-and acquisition-activity with 190 closed transactions. Our special report takes a dive into each deal, plus explores the buyers and what they purchased.
Companies
Why 2021 was a record year for mergers and acquisitions
The market saw 190 mergers and acquisitions close in 2021, far more than any prior year. Our analysis and coverage dives into who the buyers were and their reasons why, plus what it means for the federal market.
Companies
CBEYONData purchases business system consultancy
The transaction aims to offer the market a more diverse offering of services around enterprise resource planning functions such as budgeting and financial reporting.
Companies
L3Harris adds to its tech scouting function through venture partnership
The defense company is working with investment firm Shield Capital to identify and further foster technologies of potential dual use in commercial and national security.
Contracts
Pentagon’s Effort to Supply Departmentwide Cloud Capabilities is Delayed, Again
Officials say they essentially underestimated how long it would take to review plans from the four cloud service providers.
Opinion
Protests keep nagging at CIO-SP4
The National Institutes of Health's flagship IT contract faces new challenges from bidders angry about the number of revisions the agency made during the bidding process.
Companies