Contracts
SAIC further ties growth outlook to its current book of business
Science Applications International Corp.'s finance chief describes to Wall Street where their main focus is right now, while company's board brings in a former Pentagon chief information officer.
Contracts
SAIC's protest over $719M NASA competition falls short
The company wanted another shot at keeping this incumbent contract for engineering services that went to the other bidder.
Contracts
Interior to re-evaluate $1B cloud contract bids
Peraton could still win the competition again, but the Interior Department in the meantime is moving to address complaints raised by two protestors.
Contracts
Protests circle around $1B Interior cloud award
A pair of competitors are taking issue with the Interior Department's choice of Peraton for the Cloud Hosting Solutions III contract, which is the latest example of how intense these cloud competitions are.
Contracts
Pricing challenge falls short in $1.3B Treasury cloud competition
A price realism evaluation was apparently not needed since this cloud brokerage contract known as TCloud is fixed-price, according to a newly-unsealed bid protest decision.
Contracts
SAIC's $1.3B Treasury cloud win is now official
With all protests denied, the program to take Treasury into a multi-cloud environment can now move ahead.
Companies
SAIC names new intelligence business leader
Science Applications International Corp. looks within its own executive ranks for this appointment.
Podcasts
WT 360's Info Session dissects the 2023 Top 100
Washington Technology's Nick Wakeman is all done crunching through the numbers for the 2023 Top 100 rankings. Now it's time for him to talk with WT cohort Ross Wilkers about the 30th annual list of the largest federal technology and services contractors in a more directional manner.
Companies
How SAIC looks at artificial intelligence as part of a whole
Discussions inside federal agencies on all things AI appears to be "near a tipping point," as SAIC's CEO explained to investors.
Contracts
Air Force chooses 3 dozen for $32B training system recompete
This is iteration number four of the Training Systems Acquisition vehicle that covers a broad range of products.
Opinion
CEO retirements signal growing market maturity
A grouping of recent CEO retirements came with no drama and are a sign of stability in the market. Just don't think of it as boring.
Companies
SAIC announces CEO succession as Keene plans October retirement
Former CGI Federal and Microsoft executive Toni Townes-Whitley joins the company as CEO-elect on June 12 and will take the reins after Nazzic Keene retires Oct. 1.
Contracts
Leidos, Booz Allen keep pushing for $1.3B cloud contract
The Treasury Department's TCloud blanket purchase agreement was won by SAIC, but the two challengers claim the evaluation was improper.
Contracts
VA prepares next version of its cybersecurity support contract
The contract supports the VA Cybersecurity Operations Center, which is charged with monitoring and responding to threats across the VA enterprise.
Contracts
SAIC fights to keep incumbent NASA contract
The company argues that NASA did a poor job in evaluating proposals for a $719 million engineering services award.
Companies
SAIC lays out blueprint for growth in 'resilient' market
While not ignoring economic headwinds, Science Applications International Corp. has given investors a picture of business opportunities that are fueled by cloud computing and enterprise IT.
Companies
General Dynamics, SAIC continue battle over $95M contract
Though a relatively small contract dollar-wise, both companies want to provide high-performance computing support to the Food and Drug Administration.
Contracts
DLA chooses 9 firms for $3.2B 'C5ISR' supply contract
The Defense Logistics Agency's primary customer here is the Army, but other Defense Department and civilian agencies can also use the contract.
Companies
SAIC hires new Navy business leader
Barbara Graham joins SAIC as a senior vice president and will be responsible for strategy and business development functions for this $1 billion-annual revenue portfolio.
Companies
SAIC agrees to divest supply chain business
ASRC Federal will add more than 240 employees supporting the Defense Logistics Agency after the $350 million deal closes.
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