Contracts

NGA brings in more companies for $795M research, development contract

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency uses this program to further iterate its hardware and software capabilities.

Companies

Where Booz Allen says it fits into the military's JADC2 initiative

Booz Allen Hamilton is working with one of the defense market's largest players to support the program and in his quarterly conversation with analysts, CEO Horacio Rozanski tied that collaboration to the government services firm's "VoLT" strategy.

Companies

Albedo collects $35M for very low Earth satellite development

This Series A-1 funding round also marks the foray of Booz Allen Hamilton's corporate venture capital arm into the space startup ecosystem.

Contracts

Proposal window opens for $1.5B DOD CIO IT recompete

The Defense Department's chief information officer organization uses the contract vehicle for its information enterprise and IT management functions.

Companies

Booz Allen Ventures, TPG detail their newest tech company backings

Agile software development and supply chain risk monitoring are the key focus areas for both investors.

Contracts

FDA to make third attempt at $149M consulting BPA

The Food and Drug Administration is taking yet another corrective action to re-evaluate proposals and make new awards.

Companies

A post-holiday catchup on health award activity

The National Institutes of Health and U.S. Agency for International Development finalized a trio of awards on large, multiple-award contracts just before and during the holiday week.

Contracts

Army chooses 12 for $975M training services recompete

Communications, operations and logistics are other key lines of work for the new contract.

Companies

Booz Allen protest dismissed after T4NG2 award

But the door remains open for the company to raise objections again regarding this $60 billion IT vehicle from the Veterans Affairs Department.

Contracts

Booz Allen drops objections to $250M DISA award

Northrop Grumman has regained the prime position on the Global Command and Control Systems Joint Modernization and Sustainment contract after moving it to Peraton as part of their 2021 transaction to sell Northop's IT business to Peraton.

Contracts

Veterans Affairs makes awards on $60B IT vehicle recompete

The highly touted contract known as T4NG2 has 30 winners and almost certainly many more disappointed bidders.

Companies

Booz Allen views artificial intelligence and cyber as inherently linked

Artificial intelligence is the enabler of larger systems and it's cyber that protects them, so Booz Allen Hamilton tells investors to think of them as going together when considering the firm's strategy.

Contracts

Awards for $60B Veterans Affairs IT vehicle look imminent

VA sounds confident enough to give a timeline for when it will make selections for the T4NG2 contract, even as one protest remains active in the courts.

Contracts

DARPA chooses 6 for $1.25B professional services vehicle

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency uses its so-called TASS vehicle to acquire technical support for its programs and offices in areas such as research-and-development.

Contracts

Booz Allen books $630M Space Force engineering contract

With the protest phase now done, the company and customer alike can go ahead on integrating new technologies and techniques into space-based sensing programs.

Contracts

Booz Allen stands alone in T4NG protest fight

The Veterans Affairs Department's potential $60 billion IT services and solutions vehicle remains tied up in the courts.

Companies

HiddenLayer closes $50M Series A capital raise

Booz Allen Hamilton's venture capital fund is among the investors in this one-year-old startup that focuses on defending artificial intelligence systems.

Contracts

CFPB chooses 6 for $126M cyber support pacts

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau doubles the number of companies for this new round of blanket purchase agreements compared to the prior set.

Contracts

Booz Allen touts record headcount growth in wake of settlement

Company leaders fielded questions from Wall Street on their agreement with the Justice Department, then moved onto other matters.