Nick Wakeman is the Editor-in-Chief at Washington Technology, where he has covered the government contracting market since 1996. His work spans various themes including technology, public policy, and security policy, with a focus on the intersection of business and government. Nick has been featured in notable publications such as Defense One, Nextgov/FCW, and Government Executive.
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Nick's coverage primarily focuses on government contracts, defense industry, IT services, small businesses, and mergers and acquisitions within the United States. He tends to cover government announcements, press releases, private sector announcements as well as legal policy regulations.
If you are looking to reach out to Nick Wakeman for a pitch or interview request, consider topics related to new government contract awards or disputes within the defense industry. Additionally, if you have insights into the impact of legal policies or regulations on business and industry in the U.S., it would likely be of interest to him.
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A new facility covering 61,00 square feet is the latest step in a years-long shift from services to technology.
Protests by Accenture and Rand Corp. pushed the agency to reevaluate proposals and possibly add them to the multiple award vehicle
Winning bidder must field subject matter experts with master gunner-level expertise to support range assessments, target refurbishment and the Army’s training investment strategy.
By: Nick Wakeman
The settlements cited add up to just $117 million, and at least one case predates the Trump administration.
By: Nick Wakeman
The decision clears the way for TCOM to deliver four surveillance aerostat systems to Poland under the foreign military sales program.
But only two cases totaling $117 million in alleged fraud have been settled by the Justice Department for $29 million, and one of those cases predates the Trump administration.
By: Nick Wakeman
A new solicitation for a SDVOSB contract also leans on the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul deviation instead of the standard FAR.
National security leader says that close ties to defense and intel customers require a direct role instead of working only through partners.
The newly independent Vulcan Government Services will focus on facility operations, maintenance, and logistics services.
By: Nick Wakeman
An RFI seeking a modernized approach to how it updates and deploys the software it uses to manage data across its weapons systems.
