The $47.6 million contract calls on LMI will use its LIGER solution to build acquisition tools for the deputy assistant secretary of the Army for data, engineering, and software. The $47.6 million contract calls on LMI will use its LIGER solution to build acquisition tools for the deputy assistant secretary of the Army for data, engineering, and software.
Citing prohibitive costs for small and mid-size contractors, the Defense Department will keep Phase 1 self-assessments in place while a new task force studies the cyber and supply chain security program's future.
To build trust with your customers, your marketing efforts should focus on how what you do supports the mission, writes Katie Helwig of Mild Red LLC.
The reductions, less than 1% of the workforce, targeted indirect positions as the company pushes to reshuffle for efficiency.
The Health and Human Services Department has started its work to find a contractor that can help oversee various software licensing agreements.
As Company No. 73 sees the world, bespoke problems that are unique to government do not get in the way of efforts to "capture all of the goodness" of de-risking the tech quickly.
Matt Kasberg, chief executive of Company No. 73 on our 2026 Top 100, explains how Odyssey Systems works with the defense acquisition community amid a period of so much change in that function.
The agency is planning a group of multiple-award pacts that would hire small businesses to help with application development and planning for the next census.
A request for prototypes is expected in August.
Bluestone brought together Qualis, InTrack Radar Technologies and Tektonux to form this 400-employee entity.
Booz Allen, CACI, Everfox and more than a dozen other companies bring in fresh executive talent across cyber, electronic warfare, health IT and business development.
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