Christine Thropp is a journalist who specializes in covering government contracting and technology news. She writes for Executivebiz, Government Contracting News Wire, and Executive Gov, providing insights and updates on contracts, appointments, and developments in the government and defense sectors.
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By: Christine Thropp
The National Institutes of Health is seeking information from small businesses capable of providing architect-engineer services under a potential $400 million multiple award task order contract and $100 million blanket purchase agreement.
Ken Traub, chairman of the board of directors of Comtech Telecommunications, was appointed president and CEO of the global communications technology company, effective immediately.
By: Christine Thropp
Collin Lee, former vice president at Science Applications International Corp., was appointed chief innovation officer at Omni Federal, he announced in a LinkedIn post published Tuesday.
By: Christine Thropp
Yang has been with Leidos for nearly a decade, having joined the Reston, Virginia-based company in August 2016 as a system integration manager. He then assumed the roles of director of engineering and senior director of business development in the succeeding years. Most recently, the executive served as chief of staff to the chief growth officer.
By: Christine Thropp
Stuart Brown, a growth strategist and technologist with more than 25 years of leadership experience, was named to lead the digital business of Guidehouse.
By: Christine Thropp
Casey Coleman, former senior vice president at Salesforce, was appointed VP of global public sector at ServiceNow, the executive announced in a LinkedIn post published Thursday.
Dave Webb, former vice president of programs at CAES, has joined GALT Aerospace as president and chief operations officer of the San Diego-based defense contractor. GALT said Monday Webb, building on his more than three decades of leadership experience in program management and product development, will oversee and optimize the company’s operations and drive its
By: Christine Thropp
Tom Vecchiolla, former ST Engineering North America leader and Wash100 Award recipient, was appointed president and chief executive of QinetiQ US, effective Jan. 17. The QinetiQ subsidiary said Vecchiolla, a defense industry veteran with more than 30 years of experience, assumed the responsibility of leading its U.S. operations from Shawn Purvis, a four-time Wash100 awardee
Voyager Technologies has submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission a confidential registration statement for proposed initial public offering.
By: Christine Thropp
The U.S. Army has awarded Hospital Housekeeping Systems a spot on a potential seven-year, $940 million firm-fixed-price contract for operation and maintenance services in support of specialized medical facilities. The Department of Defense said Tuesday 17 bids were received through an online solicitation. Initial Army Award In July 2024, the Army named 12 contractors on
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