Applied Insight has introduced a platform-as-a-service offering designed to work with other cloud computing platforms and support network visibility while complying with customer-defined requirements and regulations.

Applied Insight has received appraisal under the CMMI Institute's Capability Maturity Model Integration framework for the company's processes to engineer software and systems.

The government services market started to get a glimpse of what would eventually become an ongoing landscape shift in October 2014 when Engility Holdings announced its $1.3 billion acquisition of fellow Chantilly, Va.-based contractor TASC, a deal which closed in February 2015. Since the TASC deal was announced, companies in …

TASC will compete for task orders to perform professional services under the General Services Administration’s potential 10-year OASIS contract vehicle, a win President and CEO John Hynes says allows the company to sustain its engineering and decision-support work in the federal space. “With OASIS, we now look forward to continuing to provide the Air …

TASC has donated $26,000 to Building Homes for Heroes to fund the contruction of a new Florida house for Air Force MSgt. Joseph Deslauriers, who was injured during his tour of duty in Afghanistan. The company and its employees raised the money through a matching funds campaign for the benefit …

John Hynes has implemented a series of initiatives at TASC Inc. since taking over as CEO in November, The Washington Post reported Monday. Marjorie Censer writes Hynes has structured the Chantilly, Va.-based contractor around four businesses and is investing in research and its talent pipeline as Hynes said TASC “want(s) …

TASC Inc. has raised $22,000 in matching funds to help Building Homes for Heroes renovate the Texas house of Army Specialist Andrew Toppin, who was severely injured during a mission in Iraq. The company said Thursday employees organized fundraising events at its sites nationwide to mark the upcoming Memorial Day …

John Hynes serves as executive vice president and chief operating officer at TASC, a position he has held since September, 2012. He is responsible for driving day-to-day execution of TASC’s core businesses, refining its operating practices, and enhancing its crossfunctional collaboration and effectiveness. He also leads TASC’s defense and civil group, which supports …

The Intelligence and National Security Alliance has created an advisory committee to offer recommendations and guidance on events, policies and other matters related to INSA and its charitable organization. INSA said Tuesday the panel consists of 26 members who have held senior-level roles within the government or industry and previously …

Engility Holdings aims to step up pursuit of federal government contracts with its acquisition of TASC, the Washington Post reported Sunday. “We now have the gravitas to go after any bid,” Tony Smeraglinolo, Engility CEO and an inductee into Executive Mosaic’s Wash100 list for 2015, told The Post. “To win …

The Intelligence and National Security Alliance has appointed executives from TASC, Noblis, CSC and PwC to its board of directors and executives from Boeing, The Carib Group and Northrop Grumman to its board of advisers. INSA said Friday it named TASC CEO John Hynes and PwC Partner Peter Seegers directors after their terms as advisers have …

The Intelligence and National Security Alliance has named five new members to its board of directors and an additional four members to its board of advisors for the 2014 term. The appointees, who come from government, industry and academia, will serve with INSA board chairman John Negroponte and other current …

TASC Inc. has won a $47,938,273 firm-fixed price, fixed-price-incentive-firm target and cost-plus-fixed-fee hybrid contract to provide the U.S. Air Force with mission assurance services. Contract work will be performed at Kirtland Air Force Base, N.M., with an expected completion date of Sept. 30, 2015. The contracting activity is SMC/SDTD, Kirtland …

The FBI has put $30 billion of contracts in IT services and products up for grabs on the FBI IT Supplies and Support Services Contract. It’s the single-largest contract in the history of the FBI – and many Washington, D.C.-based government contractors are vying for the bids. The work will …

Science Applications International Corporation has won one of the prime contracts by the FBI to provide IT services to the bureau and other Department of Justice agencies. SAIC is one of 46 firms that will compete for task orders under the IT Triple S contract. The multiple award, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity Basic …