Contracts
Navy starts work to recompete $12.6B logistics vehicle
A new sources sought notice lays out the Navy's vision for the next iteration of its so-called CMMARS contract that primarily focuses on aircraft.
Contracts
SAIC loses final shot at $1.3B NASA IT competition
The space agency gets a favorable ruling in how it has managed the NASA Consolidated Applications and Platform Service contract, also called NCAPS.
Companies
Accenture Federal puts 'scaffolding in place' to integrate Cognosante
Accenture Federal Services will use Cognosante as the foundation for a new health practice and continue leaning on commercial tech partnerships to drive innovation, CEO John Goodman tells us.
Companies
V2X hires Peraton vet as chief executive
Jeremy Wensinger will join V2X approximately two years after the completion of the merger that created the company.
Companies
Maximus previews a pair of big recompete tests
One rebid is just around the corner and the second isn't far behind as CEO Bruce Caswell updates investors on challenges and opportunities ahead.
Companies
Tetra Tech acquires industrial automation tech integrator
Tetra Tech is continuing its work on building synergies between its federal and infrastructure business units.
Contracts
Leidos secures $631M Army sensor integration award
The so-called DIABLO program eyes a platform-agnostic approach and extensive relationships with original equipment makers.
Companies
V2X sees growth ahead from platform modernization programs
Chuck Prow tells Wall Street that with operational tempo across the U.S. government remaining elevated, agencies are looking to keep assets and facilities operating longer.
Contracts
Accenture touts $127M Army cloud migration award
The Army is looking to transition its IT assets out from a network of data centers into an enterprise multi-cloud environment.
Companies
Parsons CEO explains their approach to artificial intelligence
Carey Smith told Wall Street the company is applying AI "across our entire portfolio" with some specifics across its federal technology and critical infrastructure segments.
Contracts
Navy chooses 7 for $2.7B 'Spiral 4' wireless contract
Each of the U.S.' "Big Three" carriers is an incumbent that will continue on the new iteration of this vehicle for devices and services.
Contracts
DHA chooses 11 for $43B medical staffing vehicle
These awards are for the unrestricted portion and the Defense Health Agency is still working on the small business track's source selection.
Contracts
SAIC wins second chance at $457M Air Force IT modernization award
The service branch has quickly agreed to re-evaluate proposals and make a new decision.
Companies
Leidos CEO lays out the company's core technology priorities
Tom Bell describes to Wall Street some of the company's "seed corn" investments that will inform how it develops the North Star vision he often speaks of.
Companies
Deloitte acquires public health research firm
The Gryphon Scientific team uses artificial intelligence in their efforts to help agencies detect and respond to infectious diseases, among other biological and chemical threats.
Opinion
Air Force marks key signpost in robot wingmen award
Anduril and General Atomics are well known in the defense industry. But their selections for phase one of the Collaborative Combat Aircraft program stand out for who they went up against and where the tech is going.
Contracts
CACI's international push is a slow and steady race
One delivery to the U.S.' neighbors up north is on contract and as CACI's chief executive told Wall Street, more activity like that drives the addressable market for its technology.
Companies
Oracle achieves authorization to host secret classified data
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is now available to U.S. government customers at all classification levels.
Companies
General Dynamics CEO: Customer comfort with AI will drive sales
Technology makers and integrators alike all have to invest in artificial intelligence even as "people are careful and they think properly" about AI's path forward, as GD's chief executive described to investors.
Companies
RTX moves away from competing as a prime for space contracts
RTX's soon-to-be CEO tells investors the company will turn its focus to "the key components that go in the prime satellites and buses.”
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