Leidos has secured a $456.3 million contract from the General Services Administration to support the Department of War’s Military OneSource program, replacing incumbent Cognosante. According to the award notice GSA posted on SAM.gov on Friday, the Leidos contract follows the termination of Cognosante’s prior award, which had a total pote...
The Department of Transportation has announced plans to establish a potential $1.9 billion multiple-award blanket purchase agreement to support a departmentwide effort to modernize its IT infrastructure. As DOT advances plans for its 1DOT Digital Services BPA, industry leaders will gather to discuss the future of federal IT modernization at the 2026...
By Chuck Brooks, president of Brooks Consulting International and one of Executive Mosaic’s GovCon Experts We are living in a new emerging tech era. Artificial intelligence, quantum computing, advanced materials, robotics, cutting-edge medical sciences, space-based innovations and new computer paradigms like neuromorphic and edge architectures are...
Leidos has agreed to combine its security enterprise solutions, or SES, business with Analogic, an Altaris-backed company, to form a joint venture focused on security screening systems for airports, borders and critical infrastructure. As Leidos advances next-generation security screening through its new joint venture, industry leaders will continue...
By Kim Koster, VP GovCon Strategy, Unanet Across government contracting organizations, the baseline can feel like an anchor. It captures the plan at contract award. Staffing assumptions, expected costs and the margin you believed the work would deliver. When delivery is steady and invoices are moving, it is natural to assume performance is tracking ...
By Mike Scopa, SVP Engineering, Deltek For government contractors, operating in the cloud is quickly becoming essential for competing in the federal market. Cloud platforms offer the scalability, agility and real-time insight that modern programs demand and most organizations recognize that the shift is inevitable. But knowing the destination doesnâ...
Dynanet has appointed Anthony “Tony” Kirilusha, a federal health research and data science leader, as chief scientific officer. The latest leadership appointment at Dynanet comes as federal healthcare leaders continue to align talent with evolving mission needs. Book your spot at the 2026 Healthcare Summit to hear government and industry...
As cyber threats grow more sophisticated and federal policy shifts toward a more aggressive posture, government and industry leaders are increasingly moving from reactive defense to proactive, offense-oriented cybersecurity. That evolution will take center stage at Potomac Officers Club’s 2026 Cyber Summit on May 21, where leaders, includ...
IT services integrator 22nd Century Technologies has promoted Richard Forsht, an IT and telecommunications leader, to senior vice president of federal services and named him head of the newly formed 22nd Century Networks. As organizations like 22nd Century Technologies advance leadership and capabilities in areas such as AI and next-generation netwo...
IonQ has appointed William “Bill” Dunlap as senior vice president of global architecture, bringing a longtime Department of War information technology leader into its CIO organization as the company continues to scale its infrastructure and security capabilities. In a LinkedIn post, the company said Dunlap will lead enterprise architecture, infr...
