Ross Wilkers is a Reporter at Washington Technology. He covers the business of government contracting and technology, with a focus on areas such as AI platforms, cloud computing, and aerospace. Ross has been featured in several prominent publications, including FCW, Executive Gov, and Defense One.
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Ross Wilkers' coverage primarily focuses on government contracting, executive movements, acquisitions, recompletes and technology startups within the United States. He mainly covers press releases and private sector announcements related to software & SaaS, business & industry, and data & analytics.
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By: Ross Wilkers
Three additions to boards of directors also feature in this listing, as does a new state government role for a former 18F leader.
The Veterans Affairs Department is looking to close access and reliability gaps that get in the way of its data being reliable and authoritative.
In talking with Wall Street, Booz Allen Hamilton executives explain the different moving parts of the company's push to decouple headcount growth from sales.
By: Ross Wilkers
Amy Johnson will move over to lead the GDIT business unit a month after Amy Gilliland left suddenly.
By: Ross Wilkers
Lauren Williams, business editor at Defense One, jumps in to explain Anduril’s shipyard partnership with the Navy. She also goes over the Army’s counterdrone tech agenda and how the military is looking at quantum.
This is Oddball's first acquisition with the backing of Falfurrias Management Partners, which invested in the company in 2024.
The space electronics maker is looking to bolster its engineering and supply chain functions with this newfound investment.
By: Ross Wilkers
In talking with Wall Street, Parsons CEO Carey Smith touts the company's progress in winning work under alternative contracting arrangements. Parsons also announces the pending departure of its chief financial officer after four years with the company.
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence is open to different approaches, whether they be a complete offering or component-level offerings that can be assembled together.
Private equity firm Renovous Capital Partners stood up Aretum in 2023 and has supported three add-on buys since.
