Whether Amazon or Microsoft prevails, analysts see the $10 billion single-award JEDI contract as driving more cloud spending and plenty of associated services opportunities. Read More
CACI International confirms a $645 million task order for end user support and other IT services to the U.S. military in overseas locations. Read More
Contractors will be facing big changes and tight timelines when DOD's Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification goes live next year. Read More
NCI Information Systems hires 25-year federal market veteran Chuck Hicks as its new CFO. Read More
Oracle is done with the JEDI cloud procurement but the company may have laid the ground work for future protests after an award is made. Read More
DLT Solutions is the first announced awardee of a potential $820.4 million blanket purchase agreement to supply commercial software to multiple defense and intelligence agencies. Read More
General Dynamics IT has gone to the Government Accountability Office to protest the agency's award of a $115 million contract to another company. Read More
Silicon Valley software outfit Palantir receives a $143.8 million sole source contract to supply commercial IT products and services across the defense and intelligence communities. Read More
ManTech International hires former Northrop Grumman executive Julie Anna Barker to lead human resources functions in one of the business groups. Read More
NCI is protesting the loss of an $80 million contract to AECOM to support an Army soldier system program. Read More
Peraton and DnyCorp both faced major recompete pressures in recent months and the results offer a lesson on how to respond and find that sigh of relief. Read More
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As the Defense Department works in fits and starts toward a JEDI award, it's important for vendors to stay close to their customers because the road ahead is anything but straight and clear. Read More
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The traditional federal contracting industry is entering an unprecedented period of disruption driven by commercial technologies and new business models. Read More
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