Ross Wilkers

Their technology development collaboration will be all about the defense market even as one of the CEOs says "we're not really defense integrators."

Company No. 4 on the 2024 Fast 50 bases its strategy on giving employees and customers alike full visibility into everything from opportunity identification to contract capture and then execution.

The Godspeed Capital-backed company is bringing in a business whose client base includes the Missile Defense Agency, among others.

Federal policy trickles down to the state and local levels of government that distribute benefits for citizens. Here is how Conduent wants to be a primary partner for those agencies on the technology front.

Dignari opened for business in 2013 and brings to EY a suite of programs across the Homeland Security Department's enterprise.

This subsidiary of the Sweden-headquartered industrial tech company focuses on installation security, geographic information systems, cybersecurity and C4ISR.

Digital twins are a big portion of what Parsons leans on to find commonalities between its federal and infrastructure segments, as CEO Carey Smith put it for investors.

The Federal Aviation Administration gets award number one out with four more to go for this second iteration of a contract supporting its air traffic organization.

The company is reiterating its claim that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is going to far with its inclusion of a labor harmony agreement in the solicitation.

The space technology company makes a portfolio reshaping move close to one year after its restructuring.