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Latest Federal & Government Contracting Companies' News Coverage
Jennifer Swindell, a nearly two-decade veteran of Booz Allen Hamilton, has joined Perspecta as senior vice president and general manager of its risk decision group. She will oversee Perspecta's trusted workforce initiatives, risk decision business and background investigation services, the company said Tuesday.
Jennifer Chronis has been appointed as head of Verizon's federal business, succeeding Michael Maiorana, the company announced Tuesday. Chronis will begin her new role early next month.
IST Research has secured a five-year, $66M contract from the General Services Administration to provide a technology platform that would help government agencies engage with citizens.
Hypergiant Industries and the U.S. Air Force have teamed up to develop a constellation of satellites that will use reprogrammable software to help operators adapt the space technology to match specific requirements, C4ISRNET reported Monday. The Austin, Texas-based company seeks to incorporate an architecture from the Air Force's Platform One software development team into a proposed 36-satellite Chameleon Constellation.
Carahsoft Technology has won a one-year, $16M contract to provide staff augmentation services for a U.S. Army project to modernize the service's logistical and business information systems. The company will help transition components of the Army Enterprise Systems Integration Program and the larger Global Combat Support System-Army, the Department of Defense said Monday.
Rudy Martinez, a former lead associate at Booz Allen Hamilton, has joined DRT Strategies as a director responsible for exploring potential business opportunities with the Department of Veterans Affairs, FedHealthIT reported Monday.
Parsons CEO and Chairman Chuck Harrington has been appointed to the board of directors at Quality of Life Plus, a nonprofit organization that aims to improve the lives of wounded military veterans through innovation.
Northrop Grumman is planning to launch its second and latest satellite-servicing vehicle to geostationary orbit no earlier than July 31, NASA Spaceflight reported Friday.
Jeff Harman, most recently chief operating officer at Oceus Networks, has been promoted to president at the Reston, Va.-based broadband communications company. His appointment is part of leadership changes at Oceus following the company’s acquisition by Battle Investment Group.
