Top 100
TOP 100: How HII accelerated its push to be more tech-driven
Company No. 23 will always be a shipbuilder even as the fast change unfolds in its technology solutions business, which is now focused on growth after much integration work.
Podcasts
WT 360: More signposts to note from the 2024 Top 100
Nick and Ross continue their 2024 Top 100 chat by highlighting one company as certain to climb up the 2025 rankings after its big merger, plus how growth and commercial tech partnerships go together for all systems integrators.
Top 100
TOP 100: GovCIO's path in the fast lane
Company No. 41 was not even in the rankings three years ago. Then it acquired Salient CRGT and used that as a platform to multiply.
Top 100
TOP 100: KBR lays out its innovation and business agenda
The president of company No. 17's U.S. government business highlights space and the AUKUS security partnership as priorities and avenues for continued growth.
Top 100
TOP 100: Lumen shapes its public sector outlook through partnerships, innovation lab
Company No. 38 is already starting to think about the next big network modernization vehicle after EIS and some of that positioning effort takes place in an innovation lab for itself and industry partners.
Top 100
Trends driving today's Top 100
Commercial tech, space and partnerships are keys to success for many of the biggest companies in the federal market.
Podcasts
WT 360: Our first snap judgments of the 2024 Top 100
Nick is all done putting together the 2024 Top 100 rankings. Now it's time for Nick and Ross to start talking about the directions and themes the list illustrates about the federal technology and services market.
Companies
What Quadrint built before CACI came calling
The founders and venture capital backers of Quadrint share the journey of how they built and sold the company.
Contracts
Leidos retains $738M Air Force enterprise IT contract
The company has supported IT and telecommunications systems for this Air Force customer since 2003.
Companies
Booz Allen names new chief technology officer
William Vass joins the company from Amazon Web Services. He will focus on AI, cyber, software and data-centric capabilities as the successor to the retiring Susan Penfield.
Contracts
Accenture adds to TSA portfolio
Under the FAST blanket purchase agreement, Accenture Federal Services will support airport security operations.
Contracts
CACI wins $2B NASA IT centralization job
The space agency is looking to standardize and consolidate how it manages IT systems and applications.
Companies
Booz Allen acquires PAR Government Systems for $95M
PAR also found a buyer for its Rome Research Corp. subsidiary, which marks a full exit from government work and start of a complete focus on the core restaurant and retail tech business.
Companies
Digital services and segment leadership moves across the market
A pair of retired Army lieutenant generals enter the private sector, as does a former IRS and Treasury technology leader.
Contracts
AECOM gets second chance at USAID work in Ukraine
The U.S. Agency for International Development will re-examine its evaluation and decision to choose Amentum for the contract.
Companies
Accenture's federal arm wins $250M Interior platform contract
Interior's Bureau of Land Management sought a provider of agile application development services and aid to set up an IT delivery architecture.
Contracts
Pentagon’s AI office awards Palantir a contract to create a data-sharing ecosystem
The Pentagon’s marketplace for quickly onboarding new tech solutions helped Palantir receive its contract in 30 days.
Companies
Deloitte acquires disease surveillance business
This marks the consulting firm's second purchase in as many months that focuses on public health.
Contracts
Protest ping-pong engulfs $345M Veterans Affairs contract
GovCIO and General Dynamics IT continue to trade blows as the file conversion contract has turned into a perpetual loop of protests and corrective actions.
Contracts
ManTech, GovCIO renew protests over $171M TSA award
The Transportation Security Agency chose Maximus to support various IT systems for a second time, but the protesters continue to claim TSA's decision has flaws.
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