Companies
Credence can work on $800M task order as USAID fixes mistakes
The protestor in this U.S. Agency for International Development competition gets some solace despite an unfavorable ruling.
Companies
CACI's $2.4B NSA win faces challenges
The National Security Agency will take another look at bids after a pair of protests.
Companies
Maximus builds on COVID-related CDC work
A new $100 million contract will allow the company to build an earlier contract managing the contact center that distributed information on the COVID-19 vaccine.
Contracts
Tradition continues: incumbent loses TSA IT infrastructure contract
The Transportation Security Agency has always chosen someone new in each recompete of the work.
Contracts
ICF gets second shot at $50M Justice task order
The department will re-evaluate bids for the work to support crime victim services.
Companies
HII sees its roots shaping its future too
The company's origin story as a military shipbuilder will continue even with its pivot to more tech-focused opportunities, HII's chief executive tells investors.
Companies
Air travel rebound presents a growth opportunity for Leidos
Leidos spent $1 billion to buy an aviation screening business over two years ago and as COVID worries wane, airports are busy again to give the company a chance to make good on the investment.
Contracts
Bid protest ruling clears $2.3B background investigation contract to move forward
Awards should be imminent from the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency.
Companies
Workforce dynamics remain paramount across the government market
Booz Allen Hamilton and L3Harris Technologies talk about talent trends and strategies with their investors.
Companies
Companies have no control over inflation, so how do they get through it?
Investors got some answers to that big-picture question from CACI International and Northrop Grumman.
Contracts
General Dynamics seeks second shot at FDA research work
The Food and Drug Administration chose another company for this $95 million award.
Podcasts
PROJECT 38: New ManTech CEO shares his vision and keys for growth
ManTech CEO Matt Tait says their new owners in the Carlyle Group have told them this: ManTech needs to be ManTech to succeed in today's market. He tells editor Nick Wakeman what that means in this episode.
Contracts
Air Force to rethink $12B nuclear weapon support award
The service branch receives recommendations on how it should do the re-evaluation for this 12-year contract.
Companies
Lockheed sketches out a partial outlook along with the complications
The world's largest defense company believes it knows when growth will return even while facing several unknowns.
Companies
Cherokee Federal names new operating chief
The two-decade industry veteran's career includes senior roles at PAE, Lockheed Martin and General Electric.
Contracts
VA adds 6 months to health record deployment pause
The delay is designed to give the Department of Veterans Affairs and Cerner Oracle more time to iron out serious performance issues in the multibillion dollar software upgrade.
Companies
L3Harris' strategy and branding all about changing the status quo
CEO Chris Kubasik sits down with us to discuss L3Harris' identity as the defense market's "Trusted Disruptor," plus all the recent activity to push further on that identity.
Podcasts
PROJECT 38: How the metaverse is already here with more to come
The metaverse is changing how agencies operate and how contractors deliver solutions. To hear Chris Copeland and Kyle Michl of Accenture Federal Services explain things to our Editor Nick Wakeman, the concept is more than a buzzword.
Companies
What is ManTech saying with its leadership changes?
The now-private company now has both a new CEO and board of directors in place.
Contracts
Peraton renews protests of Leidos' SSA wins
At least $500 million in Social Security IT work is at stake here.
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