Contracts
NSA again chooses CACI for $2.4B award and protestors return
The National Security Agency has now twice chosen CACI International for the network analysis contract and is now facing a second round of protests.
Companies
Parsons' 2023 outlook highlights defense tech research and infrastructure opportunities
The company expects infrastructure spending to ramp up toward the end of 2023, but not peak for another three years afterward.
Contracts
Accenture drops out of battle for $5.7B Air Force contract
One protest remains active for this enterprise IT contract that looks like it will go all the way to a decision.
Companies
Maximus eyes growth as states restart Medicaid initiatives
Provisions in the current federal budget are opening the door for Maximus to add more clinical and eligibility services support contracts.
Contracts
Booz Allen, IBM get second shots at $2.6B IRS contract
The agency has decided to reopen discussions with bidders, which means these two companies that protested can still get positions on the systems modernization vehicle.
Companies
Amentum wins $4.2B Air Force repair ordering system contract
The Air Force uses this system to process parts and repair orders across more than 100 countries.
Opinion
The Minburn story: or how a small, dedicated team can accomplish big things
Columnist Mark Amtower shares the story of Minburn Technology Group and the marketing and relationship lessons the company's success has to offer.
Companies
Lack of OCI processes sinks CACI's bid for $8B Army contract
CACI International may have told the Army that a former source selection officer did not share proprietary information, but the company did not explain any processes it had in place to mitigate a possible organizational conflict-of-interest.
Companies
L3Harris presents its business case for the Aerojet acquisition
Federal antitrust regulators are hearing from L3Harris Technologies as to why they should approve the $4.7 billion transaction. Investors have now heard from L3Harris as to why they should be on board with it.
Companies
Deloitte elevates new government business leader
The three-decade firm veteran led its state, local and higher education practice through a period of historically high demand for services from that client base during the pandemic.
Companies
AT&T appoints new FirstNet operations chief
The two-decade company veteran will lead strategy and execution for the public safety network.
Podcasts
WT 360: Amentum in the implementation phase of its strategy
The global government services company's course is the focus of this episode, where CEO John Heller describes where Amentum wants to go and some larger market dynamics that shape the strategy.
Companies
Booz Allen's acquisition pace is slower than it expected
Integration is the firm's current focus now that the EverWatch purchase has closed, as is hiring.
Companies
Jacobs details finance chief succession plan
The company just completed its transition to a new chief executive.
Companies
General Dynamics reports slow growth in IT, but strong margins
In its year-end financial report, General Dynamics said the IT services unit has some foundation for growth 2023 amid continuing challenges in the tech hardware division.
Companies
CEOs downplay anticipated gridlock on Capitol Hill, defense spending cuts
The chief executives at Lockheed Martin and Raytheon also say pandemic-era supply-chain woes are subsiding.
Companies
HII elevates new chief information officer
The two-decade technology veteran joined HII upon its acquisition of Alion Science and Technology.
Opinion
Senior execs to bring 2023 trends into focus at our next Power Breakfast
Executives from large, small and mid-sized businesses will share their views on the opportunities and challenges for the year ahead as we kick off our 2023 series of WT Power Breakfasts.
Companies
ASRC Federal hires new president for civilian, health business
This 25-year industry veteran most recently led Science Applications International Corp.'s digital transformation group.
Contracts
GAO rules Booz Allen has no conflict in $860M VA award
This is the second time in 12 months that protestors unsuccessfully raised conflict-of-interest allegations against Booz Allen over a large Veterans Affairs win.
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