Fifteen months after announcing their plans, SES has closed its $3.1 billion acquisition of Intelsat and appointed David Broadbent as CEO for the combined company's U.S. government subsidiary. SES ...

Seven companies have won positions on a potential five-and-a-half year, $240 million contract to provide products and services to support the Navy’s training programs. Navy officials received 31 ...

New rules are coming that will require agencies to use existing government-wide vehicles and best-in-class contracts before creating new ones.

Choice, Control, and Flexibility: How Government agencies are solving the telemetry data dilemma Keeping government operations running efficiently and securely is no easy task. To do so ...

Applied Information Sciences has acquired a provider of analytics and mission support to national security and law enforcement customers in a move to expand artificial intelligence offerings ...

5 key takeaways from ‘Strengthening Identity Verification and Combating Fraud in Government’ roundtable Identity fraud is accelerating—and legacy systems can’t keep up. In a closed-door ...

The early stage defense bill draft would create an internal list of contractor clients that assist the U.S. military in its secret operations “to facilitate deconfliction and risk assessment.” ...

Firestorm Labs, a startup that touts a “factory-in-a-box” approach for making unmanned aircraft, has captured $47 million in Series A capital from investors to help fund a larger production ...

Sphinx is using this transaction to gain a pair contract vehicles and an avenue for advancing its cyber software product line.

The Defense Department will buy a 15% stake in MP Materials and fund the construction of a magnet-making facility, all with an eye toward breaking the U.S.' reliance on China for rare earths.

Workday, the web-based human capital software company, has created a wholly owned subsidiary forced on the U.S. government. The Workday Government unit centralizes all public sector work and ...

New alliances involving Accenture, Palantir, Science Applications International Corp. and ServiceNow reflect a broader industry shift in how commercial innovation is delivered to federal agencies.