LMI Buys Suntiva, Expands to Public Health Market
LMI has acquired Suntiva, expanding its health and civilian business into the public health market and adding to its defense customer base. The transaction closed July 26, and LMI plans to have Suntiva fully integrated by Sept. 1. This will increase LMI’s workforce to more than 2,000 consultants. The acquisition aligns LMI and Suntiva from
WATCH: LMI’s Doug Wagoner Talks Strengthening Defense Industrial Base
WashingtonExec’s Amanda Ziadeh caught up with Doug Wagoner, president and CEO of LMI, during the holiday season to talk about bolstering the defense industrial base and the idea that supply chain security is national security. Following the challenges of 2020, the world of national security didn’t reset when the calendar did, so Wagoner shares what
Top 25 Execs to Watch in 2021: LMI’s Doug Wagoner
Doug Wagoner joined LMI as president and CEO in August, marking a return to the government services industry even he didn’t expect. “I had other CEO opportunities, but none were as compelling as LMI,” said Wagoner, who was president of Science Applications International Corp.’s services and solutions sector when he retired in 2017. Wagoner knew of
LMI Promotes Christine Cocrane to VP of Management Advisory Services
LMI, a consultancy that delivers digital and analytic solutions and logistics and management services to federal civilian and defense agencies, has named Christine “Chrissy” Cocrane vice president of management advisory services. Cocrane succeeds Christen Smith, who now leads LMI’s health and civilian market. In this role, Cocrane will oversee a practice of over 600 policy
Doug Wagoner Named LMI President, CEO
Former Science Applications International Corp. executive and longtime federal IT leader Doug Wagoner is joining government consultancy LMI as president and CEO, effective Aug. 3. Wagoner retired from SAIC in 2017 after serving as sector president. There, he was responsible for the company’s operations and its over 15,000 consultants and engineers. In addition, Wagoner oversaw the
EXECUTIVE PERSPECTIVE: Top 5 Things on the Minds of GovCon Execs: Doug Wagoner
This summer, WashingtonExec reached out to successful leaders in government and government contracting to learn more about their habits, experiences and perspectives. Doug Wagoner is on the boards of Thomson Reuters Special Services, TeraThink Corp. and Patricio Enterprises. He is also an adviser for Bain & Co. and private equity firms. He was sector president
TeraThink Adds Former SAIC Exec To Board
TeraThink Corp. has appointed Doug Wagoner, who retired earlier this year as sector president at SAIC, to its board of directors. Wagoner joins Executive Chairman Paul Lombardi and TeraThink CEO Dan Maguire on the board, which is charged with steering the overall direction and overarching policies of the information technology and management consulting business. “I
SAIC’s Doug Wagoner to Depart Company
Science Applications International Corp. announced July 28 the resignation of Sector President Doug Wagoner, effective Sept. 1. In his role as president of the Services and Solutions Sector, Wagoner oversaw over 13,000 employees and was tasked with the strategic direction of SAIC’s solutions development. Wagoner assumed that role in December 2013, after his predecessor Deborah
Doug Wagoner’s Advice to His Kids: Cherish Your Relationships
WashingtonExec asked the simple question to top area executives: “If you could give your kids only three pieces of advice, what would they be?” Today’s critical advice comes from Doug Wagoner, a Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) Sector President. Every job, no matter how bad it is, is an opportunity. Make the best out of every
SAIC Continues Its Response to Cybersecurity Threats and the Need for Maximum Data Security
According to SAIC Sector President Doug Wagoner, one of Science Applications International Corporation’s (SAIC) top priorities is to help clients anticipate and respond to cybersecurity threats in today’s hyper-connected world. The McLean-based company is continuing to expand into the cybersecurity market, an area it says will grow annually at 10 percent over the next three
WashingtonExec: News You Need to Know
Welcome to 2014. WashingtonExec is proud to bring you the news you need to know each week with our weekly e-magazine. This week we featured Sapient Government Services CTO Bill Annibell who talked about the digitization of government and enabling the mobile workforce. Read the full story here. We also featured Ingennicom, an aerospace engineering
Doug Wagoner Heads Project Gemini to Split SAIC
The wheels have been set in motion for a partitioning of SAIC, and Doug Wagoner, who was the company’s Vice President and General Manager of Homeland and Civilian Solutions, is in charge of spearheading the separation, called Project Gemini. Wagoner is now the Senior Vice President for the SAIC Program Manager Office (PMO) and is working directly
SAIC Wins Marshall Space Flight Center Contract Excellence Award
Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) announced it was awarded a National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) 2011 Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) Contractor Excellence Award (CEA). SAIC was recognized in the Large Business-Service category for contributions to the Marshall Space Flight Center’s (MSFC) mission. SAIC provides information technology services for MSFC including software development and
SAIC Awarded $3 Billion DHS Contract For Tactical And Mission Critical Communications
Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) has been awarded a prime contract by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to provide tactical and mission critical communications services to the DHS community, the company announced yesterday. The $3 billion multiple-award indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract has a two-year base period of performance and three one-year options. “We look
SAIC Announces Subcontract With General Dynamics Worth 90 Million
Today, SAIC announced it was awarded a subcontract by General Dynamics to support the relocation of the DHS headquarters by providing IT integration and implementation services. This subcontract has a seven-year base period and a value of more than $90 million (if all options are exercised). General Dynamics’ prime task order was awarded under the
SAIC Awarded Prime Contract by City Of Memphis, Tenn
Today, SAIC announced that it was awarded a contract by the City of Memphis, Tenn. to provide information technology (IT) services and solutions to the City’s Division of Information Services. If all options are exercised, this five-year contract has a total value of $37 million. SAIC Senior Vice President and Business Unit General Manager Doug Wagoner
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