Leidos (NYSE: LDOS) has received a contract to help the Department of Housing and Urban Development establish a resource center for the Federal Housing Administration as part of the General Services Administration’s Centers of Excellence initiative.
The company will develop a public-facing omnichannel platform to support a knowledge management process for agency personnel to collect and report data, GSA said Monday.
The agency noted the contract award builds on efforts that were completed during a prior “discovery phase” that involved an assessment of contact center technology, self-service tools, governance approach and business processes.
HUD plans to update IT systems before incorporating technological upgrades into the department's service delivery process.
Arsenal-2 will produce Virginia-class submarine components at Sparrows Point, with initial operations expected in 2030.
Terri Malone will lead Cherokee Federal's business development, capture, proposals, market intelligence and strategic expansion.
Edgewater has acquired RedLine Performance Solutions to expand HPC, scientific computing, AI and cloud offerings for federal agencies.
Lockheed Martin will perform 78 percent of SEWIP work in Liverpool, New York, with the rest in Pennsylvania.
Vather joins Leidos from Leonardo DRS and previously spent nine years leading M&A and investor relations at MANTECH.
Nathaniel Parker, former CISO of BCG Federal, has joined Accenture Federal Services as chief information security officer.
SAIC has completed its acquisition of ISC, a developer of encryption software, to expand its zero trust and PQC capabilities.
Leidos will retain a significant minority stake while pursuing airport and air traffic systems modernization work.
Kepler Communications U.S. has named Caitlin Marsh president to lead U.S. growth for its optical relay and on-orbit compute offerings.
B&A has opened a 45,000-square-foot facility in Madison, Alabama, to expand its defense, space and intelligence mission support.
Patrick Eveland will oversee federal, state, local and academic business units at Thomson Reuters.
The award includes a $162.8M base period and moves Anduril's Lattice data layer from division prototyping to corps-level fielding.
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