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WT 360: The market from all angles

WT 360: The market from all angles

De: Nick Wakeman Ross Wilkers
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WT 360 is where the conversation takes place on what’s driving the federal government market now and where the sector is going. Editor-In-Chief Nick Wakeman and Senior Staff Reporter Ross Wilkers look at the market from all angles through interviews with industry executives and informed observers of the sector.GovExec Media Ciencia Política Economía Gestión Gestión y Liderazgo Política y Gobierno
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  • Shutdown fallout, SAIC and market churn lead this episode’s agenda
    Nov 3 2025
    The government shutdown is now in week number four, which gives us a checkpoint to gauge the impacts so far and those to come for federal agency operations.Part one of this two-part episode sees Carten Cordell and Edward Graham, respectively managing editors at WT’s partner publications Government Executive and NextgovFCW, join Nick and Ross to go over the shutdown from every angle.Carten and Ed detail what operations are still ongoing inside government, who is still working, the impacts of the shutdown and key checkpoints to watch out for ahead of the eventual reopening.Then in part two, Nick and Ross unpack the CEO transition at Science Applications International Corp. and put it into context against a market landscape that looks very different here in October versus what it was in January.Shutdown furloughs will permanently cost the economy at least $7 billion, CBO saysFederal employee groups want to reopen government. They disagree on howShutdown layoffs indefinitely blocked following new court injunctionRepublicans float paying some feds as Dems maintain shutdown approachHouse Dems demand furloughs end for nuclear security agencyTop cyber lawmaker wants answers on CISA workforce reductionsMultiple CISA divisions targeted in shutdown layoffs, people familiar sayInside Mission Daybreak: VA’s effort to support innovative suicide preventionCyberCorps talent pipeline buckles under Trump hiring freezesSAIC parts ways with CEO Toni Townes-WhitleyLeonardo DRS CEO William Lynn to retire after 14-year run at the companyBooz Allen cuts more jobs, lowers outlook amid funding slowdownsFederal agencies may benefit from slower cloud adoption, Cloudera CEO saysDefense services companies face ‘structural issues’ as tech disruptors surgeGSA lines up 118 more OASIS+ awardsTrump’s ‘pincer maneuver’ reshapes federal contracting landscape
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    54 m
  • A banker’s guide to navigating the shutdown and staying ready for the reopening
    Oct 27 2025

    The business of federal contracting does not entirely come to a halt during government shutdowns, and arguably picks up in other ways, but financial concerns certainly remain paramount for all companies.

    Phil Poliquin is a market executive for J.P. Morgan Commercial Banking’s aerospace, defense and government services team. He is our guest for this week’s episode to go over some general guidelines for contractors on how to navigate the shutdown and stay ready for the reopening of government, plus thrive afterward.

    The GovCon ecosystem has gone through about 10 months of stress testing before the shutdown, as Poliquin often reminds clients of. What teams like Poliquin’s want and need to hear from contractors also features in the conversation with our Ross Wilkers.

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    18 m
  • Tria Federal and its pair of priority areas
    Oct 20 2025

    Tria Federal’s acquisition of Softrams back in the spring transformed the acquirer almost overnight into a 1,500-person team that looks to blend technical offerings and knowledge-centric work.

    Tim Borchert and Atchut Kanthamani, respectively chief executive and president of Tria, join for this episode to overview the strategy for being a more formidable midsized competitor in its core markets of health and public safety.

    During the conversation with our Ross Wilkers, Kanthamani also explained why he felt both the timing and buyer was right for the company he started in 2007.

    Also on their agenda: where Tria sees itself in the broad arena of digital transformation, the market’s adjustment to a new pace and cadence in 2025, and the company’s Labs arm focused on innovation.

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    36 m
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