George Mason University has created a government contracting-dedicated center in its business school to attract students and train them in the nuances of the GovCon industry.
Once a government contractor, always a government contractor; at least, such is the case for Aveshka president and CEO Girish Jindia who is applying his deep roots in the government market to a fast growing small business.
The Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce and Professional Services Council have named the top executives and companies for 2016 in the government market. Who made the list?
Booz Allen Hamilton has asked former Federal Bureau of Investigations director Robert Mueller to conduct an external review of the company’s security, personnel and management processes and practices.
Three years ago, Preferred Systems Solutions executives faced a decision - die on the vine and always be subcontractor or push forward. With its sixth acquisition in 30 months it's obvious which choice the company made.
The Northern Virginia Technology Council has named the winners of the 2016 NVTC Tech Awards, which recognize influential leaders and innovative companies and firms in the region’s technology community.
Women in Technology is now accepting nominations for its 18th Annual Leadership Awards, which recognizes and salutes women who make a difference in the technology industry.
ESNS president and CEO Clifton McKinney explains how learning the value of owning one's own business at a young age translated years later into an up and coming company chasing lots of opportunities.
In an interview with FCW, the government's departing top acquisition official about leaving behind a solid foundation on which the government can build more effective and efficient federal IT.
Research Innovations CEO Rich Briggs sold his first business after a successful 15-year run, but the challenge of the federal market lured him back for more.
Donna Morea, former president of CGI Technologies and Solutions, will be the first female to earn spot in the Greater Washington Government Contractor Hall of Fame for her contributions to the industry.
The Northern Virginia Technology Council has announced its winners for the 15th annual NVTC Hot Ticket Awards, which honor the region’s best entrepreneurial technology companies.
Palantir has escalated its long-standing opposition to the Army's handling of contracting for the Distributed Common Ground System by announcing its intent to sue.
AECOM has been jumping up on the Washington Technology Top 100 list over the last few years, and the company cites its long-term relationships and proving its success as being the reasons why.
Now in its hundredth year, business is booming more than ever at Boeing Co., with the company securing the No. 3 spot on the 2016 Washington Technology Top 100 rankings with $5 billion in federal prime contracts.
FCW has opened up its nomination period for the 2016 Rising Star awards, honoring women and men who, even in the early stages of their federal IT careers, are having an impact far above their pay grade.
