Companies
Ernst & Young buys digital identity tech consultancy
Dignari opened for business in 2013 and brings to EY a suite of programs across the Homeland Security Department's enterprise.
Contracts
Success of the AI national security memo ‘will be in the implementation,’ industry says
Industry leaders aren’t shying away from more AI guardrails, but note oversight into the memo’s execution is important.
Companies
SAS acquires hypersonic engineering provider
The Godspeed Capital-backed company is bringing in a business whose client base includes the Missile Defense Agency, among others.
Companies
Conduent centers its customer experience approach around 'no wrong door'
Federal policy trickles down to the state and local levels of government that distribute benefits for citizens. Here is how Conduent wants to be a primary partner for those agencies on the technology front.
Companies
Technology, talent and operations leadership moves across the market
Some boards of directors at the government market's largest companies also welcomed new members.
Companies
FAST 50: Amivero relies on transparency to fulfill its mission, vision
Company No. 4 on the 2024 Fast 50 bases its strategy on giving employees and customers alike full visibility into everything from opportunity identification to contract capture and then execution.
Companies
Booz Allen's approach to prototyping with PAR in its fold
Company leaders describe to Wall Street how they have integrated PAR Government Systems since that acquisition's closure and how they see civilian agencies feeling the turbulence of election season.
Contracts
LMI to bring AI tools to Army acquisitions
The potential $47.6 million contract calls on LMI will use its LIGER solution to build acquisition tools for the deputy assistant secretary of the Army for data, engineering, and software.
Opinion
DOJ's strong message to contractors: plug all cybersecurity holes
A string of False Claims Act settlements should put contractors on notice for how the Justice Department is active and open to whistleblower complaints, writes attorney Gordon Schnell.
Podcasts
WT 360: A roadmap for navigating the business lifecycle
James Calver, a partner at fractional executive services provider TechCXO, goes over some basic principles of what it really means to be a growth-oriented company and where the starting points are to make that happen.
Companies
L3Harris, Palantir deepen their partnership to push a 'disruptive' strategy
Their technology development collaboration will be all about the defense market even as one of the CEOs says "we're not really defense integrators."
Contracts
CACI’s protest of $100M Navy award rejected
The decision clears the way for Serco Inc. to move ahead on the contract that involves total force and other management initiatives.
Contracts
Industry seeks more clarity on final CMMC rule
The cybersecurity certification will move forward even as companies continue to have questions about what defines controlled but unclassified information, cloud services and other requirements.
Contracts
DOD plans $1.4B sole source extension for Leidos on health care record
MHS Genesis needs about three years to move to the cloud before a sustainment contract for the Defense Department's massive health record system can be put out for bid, officials said.
Contracts
OASIS+ small biz award process moves to 8(a) selections
A new group of 182 small businesses join the group of apparent winners on this recompete of the government's primary vehicle for non-tech centric professional services.
Companies
How CACI's $1.2B Azure Summit acquisition expands its overseas strategy
In adding Azure Summit, CACI will first look at combining technologies to work with U.S. customers and then use that as a pathway for global expansion.
Companies
FAST 50: Keys to success
Here are some tips we have gleaned from our interviews and analysis of the 2024 Washington Technology Fast 50.
Companies
FAST 50: ATI pursues digital transformation strategy and its tribal mission
Company No. 1 on the 2024 Fast 50 attributes its high growth rate to how it blends IT skills and a desire to make social impacts.
Companies
Integrated Data Services hires Olibah as CEO
Tammer Olibah most recently led Hexagon's U.S. government subsidiary and joins IDS one year after it was acquired by Arlington Capital Partners.
Companies
SAIC backs satellite bus design startup
Science Applications International Corp.'s venture arm is undertaking this investment as part of its push to find more dual-use technologies that work in commercial and national security environments.
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