WT 360: The market from all angles

Small businesses face ‘seismic’ change to their rules of the road

At the time of this episode’s recording, the Small Business Administration had received 66,000 comments in response to its proposed sweeping rewrite of size standards for

Digital Infuzion and its shepherding approach to transformation

Digital Infuzion was born in 1999 as a health informatics company with the idea of helping organizations improve clinical research and its first client at the the Nationa

Sagewind Capital’s thesis for adaptation and fast decisions

One fundamental change to how the government contracting ecosystem functions centers on technology development and fielding: all of that must happen quicker and on a diff

Our breakdown of the federal CIO’s departure, OneGov’s future and whatever CMMC will look like

Greg Barbaccia’s impending departure from the federal chief information officer role after 18 months in it is one of a handful of headline topics that got industry’s atte

LMI’s approach to ‘commercial-grade, mission-ready technology’ and innovation cultures

LMI touts itself as a provider of “commercial-grade, mission-ready technology” as a description of its goal to bring fast-moving technology into federal environments with

Odyssey Systems and the landscape’s shifts in speed, decision authorities

If 2025 and 2026 have told us anything, it is that the government no longer sees the decades-long status quo of acquisition as acceptable anymore because the world is too

All about Constellis’ approach for extending security perimeters

By joining Constellis as CEO in February, Dan Gelston took the helm at a company with a vision of moving beyond a reactive security model to a more proactive and tech-ena

Our breakdown of the 2026 Top 100 and everything it illustrates

The 2026 Washington Technology Top 100 rankings are now live for everyone to use in their own research of the federal market’s largest technology and services contractors

Key points (and questions too) from Trump’s fixed-price contracting and AI orders

The second Trump administration has outpaced the first one in terms of executive orders signed by the president, but this current tenure has put more focus on government

All about AE Industrial’s place in the market's private capital action

We have taken a deeper dive into the government market’s private investment landscape in recent weeks by hearing the viewpoints of a banker and then a venture capital spe

Defense tech investing is cool again, but can it stay that way?

If it feels like investors everywhere have some curiosity about the defense tech landscape, then it’s because more of them both want to increase their knowledge and somet

A pulse check on GovCon’s capital market landscape

The window for government contractors, especially those in defense and space technology, to go public is open again as several listings over the past 12 months show and S

NextGov/FCW’s David DiMolfetta on CISA’s catchup, federal AI policy and offensive cyber

The federal government’s lead agency for domestic cybersecurity and infrastructure protection matters has only completed its first week of being fully back up and running

NextGov/FCW’s Edward Graham on the world’s AI and robotics leadership race

Once again, the U.S. government is accusing China of being among several foreign entities that are looking to steal proprietary information on artificial intelligence mod

GovCon’s new world order requires hard pivots

Decision authority shifts, the government acting like a venture customer and data transparency being the standard mode of operations are examples of how the old formulas

Noblis and its next 30 years

Noblis was stood up in 1996 as a science, technology and strategy organization that works with federal agencies on creating and rolling out solutions for some of their mo

Arcfield and the modern era’s space races

While the 20th century’s Space Race was strictly head-to-head, the 21st century variant is much more complex and multipolar as private businesses and nations are looking

NextGov/FCW’s Natalie Alms on the early days of DOGE and its cost-cut decisions

Cuts to contract and grant spending, including outright cancellations, were a feature of the Department of Government Efficiency’s activities during the first year of the

GovCon’s vital signs point to DHS’ partial closure, Anthropic’s possible exit and the FAR Overhaul

GovCon finds itself in a strange situation where the Homeland Security Department does not have a budget and is in a shutdown, but the three immigration agencies are stil

All about the paths forward for SAIC, Anthropic, resellers and 8(a) companies

Science Applications International Corp. can move ahead on their big decision points now that it has a permanent chief executive, which presents at least one element of c