As the government services market reshapes, Kenneth Asbury, chief executive of CACI International, said he is reforming the contractor to match. Asbury took over in February from Daniel D. Allen, who had only held the job briefly. Company officials said they wanted a greater focus on business development in a more competitive market.

For Asbury, that’s meant refocusing CACI not just on how many contracts it wins, but the size and scale of those contracts. “We’ve always been good at winning,” Asbury said from a penthouse conference room in the company’s Arlington headquarters. “Now, we’re winning larger deals.”

CHANTILLY, Va. & ANDOVER, Mass. — Engility Holdings, Inc. and Dynamics Research Corporation (DRC), today announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement under which Engility will acquire DRC. DRC is a U.S. government services, information technology and management consulting firm with leading— capabilities in Healthcare, Homeland Security, Research & Development, Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance (ISR), Financial Regulation & Reform, and Defense Readiness, Logistics and Command, Control & Communications (C3).

“This acquisition is consistent with our strategy to expand and diversify our services offerings and presence with adjacent customers. It positions Engility within new higher-end markets, supporting enduring customer priority missions, and provides access to key prime contract vehicles. Long-term success in today’s consolidating federal services market will depend on both organic growth and strategic M&A to derive the benefits of scale and provide contracting flexibility to our customers,” said Engility President and CEO Tony Smeraglinolo.