Engility plans $120M acquisition of DRC
Engility expands its customer base with a $120 million acquisition of Dynamics Research Corp. that brings DRC's 58-year history to a close.
BAE, Lockheed win U.S.-U.K. navy engineering contracts
Lockheed Martin and BAE Systems have each won sole-source contracts worth nearly $300 million to support the U.S. and British navies with their nuclear submarine and weapons programs.
Big names start protesting Eagle II
Pressure is mounting on the Homeland Security Department and the troubled Eagle II contract as more large businesses join the wave of companies protesting the procurement.
Serco falls short on LOGCAP protest
Serco's fight to hang onto the Army's $135 million support contract for the LOGCAP program has fallen short as the GAO denies its protest.
Ernst Volgenau on service, people, success
Industry legend Ernst Volgenau, founder of SRA International, shares his insights on building his company and how markets and technologies may change, but values and principles do not.
TASC names new CEO
TASC has picked new CEO, replacing David Langstaff, who had led the company since 2011.
Lockheed cuts 4,000 jobs
Lockheed Martin is cutting 4,000 jobs and reducing its facilities footprint, and sadly, moves like this will continue to be a regular part of the business landscape in today's market.
Who are 2013's best contractors?
The 11th Annual Greater Washington GovCon Awards celebrated the innovative companies and individuals of the government contracting industry, led by SRA's Ernst Volgenua, who was inducted into the hall of fame.
Is IBM waving the white flag in battle for CIA contract?
IBM says it won't ask for an injunction to stop Amazon from working on a $600 million CIA cloud contract, essentially ending its fight for the contract. What have we learned, and what questions still remain?
Scandal reshuffles Serco executive ranks
Ed Casey, Serco Inc.'s outgoing CEO, thought he was going to run a new global initiative, but a scandal with Serco's U.K. parent has him taking on even greater responsibilities.
Inside CACI's Six3 Systems deal
We take a closer look at the numbers, contracts and people behind CACI's planned $820 million acquisition of Six3 Systems Inc.
CGI catching heat for health exchange glitches
CGI Federal is finding itself in the spotlight because of the rough start of the health insurance exchanges that are at the heart of the Affordable Care Act.
CACI makes bold statement with $820M acquisition of Six3 Systems
Few things express as much confidence in the market as making the biggest deal in your company’s history, and that’s exactly what CACI International did when it signed an agreement to buy Six3 Systems for $820 million. CEO Ken Asbury explains the company's strategy.
Lockheed reduces furloughs, but not by much
The return of most Defense Department employees doesn't end the need for furloughs by the world's largest defense contractor.
Lockheed studying Hagel's recall of DOD employees
Monday will likely be a busy day at Lockheed Martin as the company studies what Defense Sec. Chuck Hagel's decision to recall 350,000 workers impacts the company's decision to furlough 3,000 workers.
HP wins $102.8M ID management contract
HP Enterprise Services has snagged a $102.8 identity management contract from the Homeland Security Department. The win includes managing 300,000 ID cards and the infrastructure needed to support them.
SAIC is dead; long live SAIC
SAIC has completed its split into two new companies: SAIC and Leidos. Here are the critical names and facts you need to know.
Accenture, IBM to battle for Navy data analytics work
Accenture and IBM have each won contracts with the Navy to help improve the business processes and data operations of the Naval Supply Systems Command.
Lockheed's Hewson creates distinct public image
Lockheed Martin CEO Marillyn Hewson isn't afraid to go public with her thoughts on leadership, business and her personal story. It's a break from tradition, but also might be what cements her place as a business leader beyond the confines of government contracting.
Dell opens fresh chapter with buyout approval
Dell's shareholders approved the $24.9 billion management-led buyout that will take the company private. Free from Wall Street, the retooling of Dell is about to begin in earnest.
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