Market research is underway for a commercial cloud contract out of the General Services Administration that will likely be worth tens of billions. Read More
KPMG adds four new leaders with decades of public sector experience to the firm's government practice. Read More
The Army chooses four companies for a $1.25 billion contract to help further develop a lightweight wearable battery for soldiers in the field. Read More
Leidos has completed the $380 million deal to acquire the naval architecture and vessel design firm Gibbs & Cox. Read More
Dell Technologies elevates one of its vice presidents to senior VP for federal sales in North America. Read More
The nonprofit has captured a new $263.3 million contract to provide advisory and assistance services to the Defense Threat Reduction Agency. Read More
Government procurement practitioners discussed equity and procurement at the Code for America summit, as leaders across the federal enterprise look to measure and expand inclusiveness in public spending. Read More
The $400 million-plus differences in price stand out, but other matters drove the Homeland Security Department to pick AT&T over its rivals to lead a modernization effort. Read More
LMI's board of directors adds a nearly two-decade veteran of venture capital and investments in technology businesses. Read More
A nonprofit and charitable organization connected to Booz Allen Hamilton appoints one of its architects to executive director. Read More
Having a strong network backbone isn't enough in today's era of cyberwar. Networks need to be built for the worse-case scenario and with the mission clearly in sight. Read More
Northrop Grumman is back at its protest of a contract won by L3Harris Technologies to build the Navy's next-generation Navy radio jammer. Read More
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The Biden administration's proposed 2022 budget has been increases for IT spending as well as pushing IT-rich priorities. But the reality is that the proposal has long, uphill journey that it might not complete. Read More
Current contracting methods fall short when it comes to procuring something as large and complex as a federal cloud but a method used during World War II might just be the answer. Read More
As COVID cases fall and vaccinations increase, doors to normal life are opening, but questions remain on what employers and agency customers can demand when it comes to getting workers vaccinated. Read More
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