Maximus (NYSE: MMS) has appointed Andrew Sommers, formerly a senior policy adviser at the Department of Health and Human Services, to oversee a newly formed business unit that will focus on supporting public health initiatives in the government sector.
Sommers will lead the Maximus Public Health organization and its efforts to help customers develop preparedness and response strategies through partnerships, research and data analytics, the company said Wednesday.
The Reston, Virginia-based business process service provider also named the following professionals to support the MPH segment’s mission:
Amber Cox, former senior research policy associate at Merck Corinna Dan, former senior adviser in the HHS Office of Infectious Disease Policy Jonnell Sanciangco, geographic information system analyst at Michigan State University Karin Hoelzer, former senior officer of health programs at the Pew Charitable Trusts Samuel Washington, former senior disease epidemiologist and biodefense regulatory biostatistician at Laulima Government Solutions IonQ's Elisity deal includes up to $150 million in additional consideration tied to revenue performance through January 2028.
Tiffany Yeager moves into the permanent post after leading the Leidos subsidiary in an acting capacity.
Intel has named Rob Gillis general manager of government go-to-market and sales, succeeding Greg Clifton.
Garrett Lee, a Broadcom regional VP, has outlined how federal agencies can use AI in cyber defense with governance and…
Garrett Lee, a Broadcom regional VP, has outlined how federal agencies can use AI in cyber defense with governance and…
NASA's awards include $460.9 million for Viasat, $340.4 million for Global Enterprise Solutions and $264.3 million for Astranis.
NASA's awards include $460.9 million for Viasat, $340.4 million for Global Enterprise Solutions and $264.3 million for Astranis.
The U.S. Coast Guard commandant will address the 2026 Homeland Security Summit, a GovCon networking forum, on Nov. 10.
Former V2X CEO Chuck Prow has been named chairman and CEO of consulting firm APTIM, succeeding Mark Fallon in both…
The up-to-two-year extension covers moving GEOINT AI capabilities from development into operational use.
Net bookings totaled $5.5 billion, yielding a book-to-bill ratio of 1.2 and lifting backlog to $49.6 billion.
Rachel Oberc led GDMS' $250 million network and communication systems business and held several engineering and management roles.
You’ve already read all related articles.
VIDEO 
