Nominations are open for the 2025 Fed100 awards

One global commercial software provider brings in a new U.S. public sector leader, while USPTO's now-former chief information officer heads to the private sector.

Monster Government Solutions gets a new owner following a bankruptcy process undertaken by its former parent company.

This is the second space-focused initial public offering in as many months with both exceeding original expectations on the proceed and valuation fronts.

Some 80% of the defense industrial base are actually small firms, according to the NSA’s head of DIB security, who has helped over 200 providers identify thousands of vulnerabilities in their systems.

The space exploration company is bringing in-house one of its partners, which has supported two flights to the moon.

Accenture Federal Services was the only bidder for the seven-year Education Department contract to process financial aid applications and modernize related systems.

The Army Materiel Command will clarify requirements and evaluate revised proposals.

Parts of the federal enterprise are likely susceptible to the flaw that allows hackers to hijack on-premises versions of Active Directory. CISA plans to release an emergency directive on Thursday, according to a person familiar with the matter.

The General Services Administration's newest agreement under its OneGov procurement strategy also includes education and training services for employees on how to use the cloud-based tools.

The cuts to the Defense Technical Information Center are intended to refocus it on “its core statutory mission” according to a Pentagon spokesperson.