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Latest Federal & Government Contracting Companies' News Coverage
Last month, Unanet and CohnReznick released the 2025 GAUGE Report, the industry’s yearly benchmark study that tracks how government contractors are tackling growth, efficiency and compliance challenges. This year’s report takes on the theme of “The Big Use” — utilization — with a close look at how contractors manage resources and organize project management. In […] More
BAE Systems is modernizing its Microelectronics Center in Nashua, New Hampshire, to increase semiconductor production capacity and reduce technology costs for defense customers. The effort is supported in part by the Creating Helpful Incentives to Produce Semiconductors, or CHIPS, and Science Act to support U.S. national security and create job opportunities for skilled American workers, […] More
MANTECH and Oracle have agreed to combine their data security, artificial intelligence and cloud expertise to offer public sector customers additional advanced, secure and cost-efficient data and AI offerings. Federal IT Modernization In a MANTECH press release published Thursday, Pat Mungovan, senior vice president of Oracle Government for defense and intelligence and a two-time Wash100 […] More
IT capabilities provider Emergent has added Salesforce products and services to its active General Services Administration, or GSA, Contract, effective Aug. 7. Providing AI-Powered Capabilities to Federal Agencies The company said Thursday the expansion enables federal agencies to access Salesforce technologies, including Agentforce, an artificial intelligence-powered platform for smarter services and streamlined workflows. The recent development […] More
More agencies are experimenting with artificial intelligence, but Dave Vennergrund, vice president of the AI Center of Excellence at General Dynamics Information Technology, said it is important to make sure that the technology’s use is aligned with federal missions. In an article published on GDIT’s website on Monday, Vennergrund assessed how various agencies are using […] More
The Defense Logistics Agency has awarded Credence, a provider of defense and national security technologies, a contract to serve as a managed service provider, or MSP. Credence said the award makes the company DLA’s MSP for the third consecutive iteration of the agency’s mission-critical cloud support program. The anticipated ordering period of the initiative is […] More
Hupside has named Justin Fanelli, chief technology officer of the Department of the Navy, the inaugural member of its advisory board. Department of the Navy CTO Justin Fanelli is one of the speakers at the Potomac Officers Club’s 2025 Navy Summit, which will take place on Aug. 26. Sign up now to attend this important event. […] More
The U.S. Army has awarded Tricentis an enterprise license agreement covering licenses, training and implementation support services for Army organizations using the company’s suite of automated software testing tools. Scope of Army’s ELA With Tricentis The service said Thursday the ELA awarded by the Army PEO Enterprise and Army Contracting Command-Rock Island enables Army customers […] More
AeroVironment has delivered its Group 2 P550 small unmanned aircraft systems, or sUAS, to the U.S. Army under the Long-Range Reconnaissance program, supporting training and operations for Transformation in Contact, or TiC, brigades. The Virginia-based defense technology company said Wednesday that the initial delivery includes multiple P550 systems and equipment training to ensure quick integration […] More
Amentum has partnered with the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division, for the establishment of a radiation combined environment test facility for microelectronics in Odon, Indiana. The RCE test center, which broke ground at the WestGate@Crane Technology Park site Thursday, is geared to advance the effectiveness of microelectronics for the Department of Defense, Amentum said. […] More
RTX business Raytheon will work to produce hardware for the U.S. Navy’s AN/SPY-6(V) family of radars under a modification worth nearly $53 million that exercises an option in a previously awarded contract. Work will be carried out in various U.S. locations, with expected completion by September 2029, the Department of Defense said Thursday. The Naval […] More
IBM and NASA have released Surya, a new open-source artificial intelligence foundation model that interprets high-resolution solar observation data and supports space weather forecasting research. The new AI model, available on Hugging Face, is designed to help experts plan for solar storms and their impact on telecommunications, GPS navigation, satellites and power grids amid humanity’s […] More
