After 20 years in the government contracting media business, I sense personally how much the industry mourns the passing of the true GovCon titan in Jack London of CACI. The ever vigilant Jack
The National Reconnaissance Office, the agency responsible for designing, building and operating the nationâs reconnaissance satellites celebrates its 50th birthday this year. And, in addition to its renewed sense of mission for
MoreWith all the attention and outrage over the Department of Homeland Securityâs full-body scanners now in place at airports around the country, another technology seems to have slipped under the radar. Biometrics
MoreLast week, the Defense Department announced U.S. Cyber Command, tasked with defending DoDâs military networks against cyber assaults, is now fully operational. In other words, Cybercom, if necessary, is ready for cyber
MoreEarlier this year, six cosmonauts began a 500-day isolation test to see whether humans can endure the rigors of a trip to Mars and back. Last week, NASA announced it is planning
MoreOver the past year, while major weapons systems have been canceled left and right as defense budgets have shrunk, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles have remained a bright spot in the market. In fact,
MoreHere’s a riddle for you: How can you make stock trades based on information that hasn’t been made public yet AND avoid jail time? Run for Congress. That’s right, even though Congress
MoreIn March, the Government Accountability Office released a report updating long-term fiscal projections and predicting an “unsustainable” growth in the federal deficit – reaching World War II highs as early as 2020.
MoreThe recent showdown over Senate approval of defense appropriations highlights the reliance on continuing resolutions to keep government agencies, as well as the companies they do business with afloat. But itâs often
MoreWill SBINet get a second chance? Some say “yes,” but its brand may change. Last week, Alan Bersin, commissioner of Customs & Border Protection (CBP) at DHS, promoted Mark Borkowski, SBINet’s project
MoreIn an unusual move, the Defense Intelligence Agency has entered negotiations with St. Martin’s Press to purchase all 10,000 copies of Operation Dark Heart, the controversial memoirs of former undercover operative Lt.
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