Huntington Ingalls has turned seven different business units into a single entity and is targeting more growth for its technical solutions business. Read More
In 2017, Congress said that DOD had to justify in writing the use brand name or equivalent specifications and after many delays rules are coming out to implement that mandate. Read More
LinQuest Corp has won a $562 million contract that continues a decades long relationship with the Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center. Read More
Peraton has been on a run lately with a major acquisition, a successful protest and now a $1.8 billion recompete to support NASA networks needed for new space missions. Read More
As AT&T corporate transforms itself, the public sector business grabs opportunities via FirstNet and the coming wave of 5G technologies. Read More
DISA is developing a contract to tackle insider threats -- intentional and not -- at the agency. Read More
The Air Force is looking for a contract to support the business operations of the Ogden Air Logistics Center. Read More
Acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan has resigned and withdrawn his name from consideration to hold the top Pentagon job. Trump announced that Army Secretary Mark Esper is taking over as acting defense secretary. Read More
SAIC is undergoing a major leadership change as well as the integration of a major acquisition as it focuses on growth and winning more contracts. Read More
IBM is protesting a $52 million Alliant II task order award to Northrop Grumman to provide IT support services to the IRS. Read More
The Army is developing a contract to for cyber training that could be worth $1 billion to a single winner. Read More
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Referrals are the centerpiece of most professional services firms’ marketing agendas. Everyone wants more of them. But wanting more and getting more are not the same thing. How do you go about changing the odds in your favor? Read More
Where the rubber meets the road in the battle with hackers is in raising the aggravation levels for the enemy while also lowering incentives. Read More
The government still has work to do to move away from proprietary systems and embrace the power and efficiency of open standards. Read More
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