Former LMI CEO David Zolet joins a provider of software to the public sector as its next chief executive. Read More
Aegis Technologies makes its first acquisition since the company was itself purchased by private equity firm Arlington Capital Partners. Read More
Brillient Corp. has promoted one of its own executives in Paul Strasser and added two others to the management team as the company embarks on a two-year revenue goal. Read More
Health IT solutions firm CNSI hires a two-decade technology veteran to be both its chief information officer and chief information security officer. Read More
Maximus brings aboard a 25-year human resources veteran formerly of ADS to be the new chief HR officer. Read More
CACI International's board of directors elects former intelligence community executive Sue Gordon as a new member. Read More
The Air Force chooses 17 companies for a $783 million security systems contract that is a significant expansion of both value and number of participants from the prior version. Read More
The National Institutes of Health gives industry an initial glimpse at CIO-SP4: the next and much larger iteration of its multi-billion IT product and services contract vehicle. Read More
General Dynamics IT argued hat Leidos' pricing was too low to win a $6.5 billion DISA global grid network contract, but GAO had other thoughts. Read More
The coronavirus response has elevated several legal issues for government contractors. In this episode, contracts attorney James Fontana highlights where legal issues can arise and how contractors should be proactive in protecting their business and employees. Read More
Lockheed Martin is increasing the support and resources it is providing to aid in the fight against the novel coronavirus pandemic on top of what was already committed one week ago. Read More
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The newly minted CARES Act has plenty that will impact government contractors and one area to pay attention to is how allowable costs will be handled. Read More
Government contractors find themselves stuck between the proverbial rock and a hard place as agencies are slow to issue guidance to allow more worker flexibility in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More
As the government moves through the COVID-19 crisis, it is critical that government leaders make the right decisions and remember that contractors are an essential part of the solution. Read More
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