Could M&A Activity in the Federal IT Services Market Surge in 2025?
Explore the future of M&A activity in federal IT in 2025. Learn how contractors are adapting to changes in market conditions and emerging technologies.
Entries by James Wichert, Analyst
The Main Reason There Will not be an AI-centric Contract Vehicle in the Federal IT Services Space
Discover how AI is reshaping the federal IT landscape and how federal IT vendors can find success in AI
CGI Leverages AI Expertise for GenAI Success
Delve into the world of CGI’s GenAI capabilities, with key insights from CGI’s vice presidents of Global AI Enablement. Additionally, learn how the company is addressing challenges around data, change management, and ROI in IT services and technology solutions.
Peraton Could Surpass $8B in Sales in 2024, but Will It Go Public?
Peraton has the necessary portfolio depth and scale to regularly vie with industry leaders for enterprise IT contracts in the $500 million to $2 billion range in the federal civilian and health spaces while also capitalizing on Department of Defense Intelligence Community needs.
The bull market in federal IT will continue in 2023
Free webinar: Learn our 2023 outlook for the federal IT market, including market acquisition activity expectations for the year
What’s next for Lockheed Martin after being left out of ABMS consortium?
Notably, Lockheed Martin was left out of the ABMS Digital Infrastructure Consortium, despite ramping up its efforts to underpin the DOD’s JADC2 vision.
Not just rocket science: Hypersonic missiles and the U.S.
U.S. interest in hypersonic missiles has surged over the last few years, with the DOD’s budget for hypersonic research growing 18.8% year-to-year in FY22.
Instantaneous interconnectivity: Inside the Department of Defense’s ambitious plan for JADC2
JADC2 is an evolving Department of Defense vision to revamp the C4ISR programs currently in use across all U.S. military branches.
Lockheed Martin forced to abandon $4.4B acquisition
On Feb. 13 Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) pivoted and severely altered its FY22 outlook by withdrawing from its $4.4 billion plan to acquire missile and rocket propulsion expert Aerojet Rocketdyne (AR) (NYSE: AJRD) after months of mounting antitrust pressure and the recent unanimous U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) decision to sue Lockheed Martin to obstruct […]