Citing prohibitive costs for small and mid-size contractors, the Defense Department will keep Phase 1 self-assessments in ...

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KBR’s board of directors has approved a plan to spinoff its government services segment following a multi-year strategy to build up that part of the business. The unit currently called Mission ...

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The General Services Administration’s push to centralize government buying is as much a return to its roots as it is a Trump administration initiative, according to one of the leading architects of ...

The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Fraud Initiative has apparently reached its first settlement with a government contractor, with IBM agreeing to pay $17.1 million to settle allegations that it ...

In a recent commentary, I outlined five IT security trends that are top of mind for federal cybersecurity experts. That commentary captured the mood at the time—a landscape defined by data security ...

One of the federal market's most-anticipated business combinations crossed the finish line after Friday's closing bell, when Amentum wrapped up its merger with two of Jacobs' government technology and ...

EDITOR'S NOTE: After this story was published, DOGE amended Leidos' canceled contract, reducing the value of thecontract to $560,000. For the updated story, click here. Leidos has lost a contract with ...

The Air Force is in the early stages of a modernization effort for its command-and-control system for air operations. Postings on Sam.gov signal that the service wants a faster and more flexible ...