Immigrations and Customs Enforcement embarks on this effort to support its staff of 2,300 attorneys and 350 support personnel that handle large volumes of cases and related data.
In talking with Wall Street, Maximus CEO Bruce Caswell takes investors through the rationale for the acquisition and how Agile Defense does more than "just simply building technology and handing it over."
Investment bank DC Advisory sees buyers paying top dollar for differentiated defense capabilities, but the numbers in its newest report show second-quarter deal volume falling sharply.
Competitive Range Solutions claims the Defense Information Systems Agency sat on the requirement for three years and now claims this is the only contract it can use to meet deadlines.
Artificial intelligence and conventional automation techniques are a keen area of interest for the government body chartered to protect U.S. citizens' savings accounts.
Lawmakers are continuing to take bipartisan aim at the use of artificial intelligence-powered surveillance systems and at data center development and operations.
Mark Lee, chief executive of Entarian, breaks down the key differences he sees between technology integration and mission integration as the federal ecosystem largely evolves away from focusing squarely on point solutions.
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The company wants the Government Accountability Office to rule on allegations of a conflict-of-interest involving a competitor for the Defense Department research-and-development vehicle.
The Trump administration is laying groundwork to enlist companies against foreign cybercriminals, but payment arrangements and protections for participating firms remain unresolved.
The Defense Department is pushing to create a new “competitive R&D ecosystem” with government agencies, companies, academic institutions, laboratories and non-traditional entities all involved.
The Homeland Security Department's interpretation of the mobile device management contract's requirements for partner commitments was too narrow, a newly released protest decision details.
The Army’s response to a protest decision bars others from revising their proposals, which could expose the professional services contract to claims of unequal treatment.