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Competition with China is at the center of a bipartisan $110 billion plan to boost technology research and development through a dramatic reorganization of the National Science Foundation. Read More
The Army awards its new iteration of a $249 million engineering and test support contract as a small business-only contract to seven firms. Read More
One of ManTech's business group presidents has told the company of his plans to depart. Read More
Winston Churchill lead the U.K. through the challenges of World War II and his message about change resonates in today's COVID-19 world. Read More
Leidos continues to face off against a disappointed incumbent that claims it should have won a $900 million Army health care services contract. Read More
The General Services Administration has made several adjustments to an unmanned systems procurement it is developing for the Defense Department. Read More
General Dynamics takes a $455.9 million task order to help the Army run a complex security technology system. Read More
Peraton brings aboard a new executive and 15-year market veteran to lead its talent acquisition function. Read More
The market significantly changed since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and early spending numbers offer plenty of proof. Read More
ManTech hires an almost two-decade BAE Systems veteran to help steer human resources and talent acquisition for one of the business groups. Read More
CACI International has lost is protest of a $300 million intelligence support contract that went to a competitor. Read More
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Even in the best of times, sales and marketing alignment is a challenge but during a pandemic it is even more critical to your success. Read More
When governments at all levels suddenly faced the need to work from a distance, they had to quickly overcome a decade of resistance. In part 3 of his commentary, IBM's John Kamensky explores the roots of telework and how it has changed so quickly. Read More
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