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Latest Federal & Government Contracting Companies' News Coverage
Tennessee-based agencies can now procure CenturyLink's cloud computing services through a cooperative purchasing program managed by the National Association of State Procurement Officials.
Forbes has listed Leidos among the top 500 employee-friendly companies based on a set of criteria and online surveys. Leidos said Wednesday it has been named among "America's Best Employers," a list that honors employee-favored firms.
An Aerojet Rocketdyne subsidiary has demonstrated an air launch extraction and descent platform for target missile simulators under a contract with the Missile Defense Agency.
Officials from Northrop Grumman have confirmed work is set to begin in April at Kennedy Space Center for the development of the company’s Omega launch vehicle, Florida Today reported Tuesday.
Mercury Systems will offer a full-stack security platform that Intel and Lockheed Martin have jointly developed to help clients secure mission data from cyber attacks.
Melvin Greer, chief data scientist of Intel, said that agencies need to improve readiness at the operational, technological and organizational levels to utilize artificial intelligence as a strategic asset.
Mercury Systems has launched a blade server offering built to support artificial intelligence systems as well as deep-learning and command, control, communications, computers and intelligence operations.
Carahsoft Technology has won a potential five-year, $69.1M blanket purchase agreement to help the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps acquire Symantec software licenses.
Carahsoft Technology has included Amazon Web Services technology offerings on three additional contract vehicles that are available to state and local government agencies, school districts, qualified nonprofit organizations and higher education institutions.
