This week, Northrop Grumman won a contract from the Navy and Lockheed Martin won three, BAE, L-3 and General Dynamics penned contracts with the Navy as well. Cobham inked a contract with the Department of Justice, while Northrop, Booz Allen and Boeing secured deals with the Air Force.
SAIC won a deal to support the Marine Corps and SRA signed a training deal with the Air Force. General Dynamics and Boeing secured contracts with the Navy.
Tony Smeraglinolo, chairman and CEO of Sincerus Global Solutions, recently spoke with ExecutiveBiz regarding his return to the federal market, the decision to launch his new Sincerus, the company’s goals, potential growth and possible future. “We know that our success will be defined by superior customer service and satisfaction, meeting our commitments and creating impact during mission execution, he said.”
Dan Wilbricht, vice president of Ivanti's public sector business in the Americas, recently spoke with ExecutiveBiz regarding the internal advancements of automation, cloud and managed services. He also discussed external technology initiatives, including Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) and Certified Information Systems Auditor’s (CISA) Trusted Internet Connection (TIC) policy 3.0, and the potential future of the technology sector.
Scott Royal, president and CEO of Westat, recently spoke with ExecutiveBiz regarding his appointment as CEO, his strategy for growing the company through leveraging research expertise and specialized IT capabilities, and his approach to dealing with the “new normal” in a COVID-19 world.
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