Washington Technology: News and Analysis

Former Lee Technologies president is one of three execs who will manage Dell Federal’s day-to-day business.

Improved deployment of direct consulting staff and growth in billable expenses spur growth.

Increasingly agencies are depending on Networx contractors for Trusted Internet Connections system installation.

Insourcing, agency advocates, budget cuts, raised contracting goals: The legislation contines to pour out of the House. But will it go anywhere?

New group adds to solutions portfolio by increasing Dell-owned intellectual property.

CACI revenue, operating income and net income all reached record levels in the first half of its fiscal 2012, with revenue up 11.5 percent.

Thomas Sechler, formerly of BAE Systems, builds a new team at Iron Data to grow its federal business.

Round one goes to Northrop for lucrative contract to build new networks for Navy ships.

OFPP has launched a cannonball eastward. But no one can be sure that it struck any lawmakers, knocking new thinking into their heads.

Northrop Grumman winds up with declines in its IT division for the fourth quarter of 2011 and the year overall as compared to 2010.

Under a $73.2 million contract, the Navy’s 185 surface ships will receive engineering, logistics and other services.

The contract calls for transitioning essential personnel and equipment into nearly one million-square-feet of labs, administration facilities and headquarters offices.

The acquisition of Emptoris bolsters IBM's supply-chain management business process outsourcing capabilities.

Expect bids with the lowest prices but technically acceptable solutions to capture the bulk of contract awards in 2012.

FOSE will provide more opportunities for professionals to learn about the topics that matter to them.

House bill would cut budgets and senior leader perks if small-business goals aren't met.

The purchase of Worklight is an important piece of IBM's mobility and acquisition strategies.

The $28 million award calls for IT support to the Joint Strike Fight Program Office with most of the work performed in Arlington, Va.

Officials opted to withdraw the rule after receiving industry complains that it's too much of a burden.

The battle for task orders is about to begin under the latest generation of the Air Force's DESP contract. Who made the final cut?