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Army launches $3B energy services recompete
Iteration number four of the Energy Savings Performance Contracts program continues the Army's efforts to use those alternative financing mechanisms.
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Two more join the T4NG2 protest fray
The $61 billion IT vehicle now has 16 protests at the U.S. Court of Federal Claims and most of the complaints continue to focus on the Veterans Affairs Department's self-scoring methodology.
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VA plans to restart EHR deployments before the end of FY25, secretary says
Despite VA’s fiscal year 2025 budget request not allocating any money toward the deployment of its new EHR at additional medical facilities, VA Secretary Denis McDonough said it has “existing money” that will be made available to resume system rollouts.
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How Groundswell leans on tech partnerships in its wins
At its launch, Groundswell chose a few commercial applications to focus on and cites that approach as helping capture several contracts exceeding $100 million and aiding the pursuit of a $1 billion prize.
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Marine Corps chooses trio for $249M loitering munitions contract
The Corps wants to have these smaller aerial weapons in the field as soon as federal fiscal year 2027.
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DHS lays out timeline for geospatial support recompete
The Homeland Security Department gives industry an idea of its plans to make these blanket purchase agreements available to bid on.
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T4NG2 protests grow to 14 with more possible
A dozen companies have gone to the court with questions over how the Veterans Affairs Department evaluated proposals for the $61 billion technology modernization contract vehicle.
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Protesters take issue with Air Force's plan to redo $865M award
The Air Force wants to re-evaluate pricing, but the protesters say it doesn't go far enough to fix the problems they see with the communications support contract.
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Agriculture chooses three dozen for cloud integration pacts
This is the initial batch of awards for Stratus, a centralized mechanism to further drive cloud computing adoption across the department.
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Senate bill looks to chop through red tape in procurement
The bipartisan legislation aims to both expand access to special acquisition authorities and give new, innovative contractors more opportunities to work with the government.
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Army moves toward second solicitation for $4B in R&D services recompetes
This is for the full-and-open portion of a contract vehicle used to acquire research-and-development services for global space, missile defense and high-altitude missions.
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How SAIC's OCI claims in $192M Army competition fell short
A newly-released bid protest decision details how the Army investigated those claims before it chose Peraton for the award.
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IBM prevails in fight for $100M Navy HR contract
The Navy gets affirmation of its choice of Big Blue for a project to consolidate and transform the branch's human resources applications.
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SAIC wins $494M NASA safety services recompete
Science Applications International Corp. has held this program supporting space flight programs since 2013.
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Court fight over $45B Hanford tank contract resumes
The Energy Department's decision to stick with its preferred bidder for the contract to manage a vast farm of radioactive waste storage tanks is again the subject of a lawsuit.
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Air Force raises ceiling on multi-award transformation support contract
The service branch now has a $2.75 billion ceiling to spend on efforts that support its Office of Business Transformation and deputy chief management officer.
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General Dynamics books $922M Central Command IT award
CENTCOM is emphasizing the integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies in this program.
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Peraton books $1B Interior cloud contract
The window for protests has closed, which frees Peraton to take on its role as the department's new enterprise cloud integrator and broker.
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New White House policy mandates safeguards for federal AI use
The White House also announced new hiring goals for artificial intelligence talent, a request for information on the procurement of AI and more.
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New round of T4NG2 lawsuits hits the court
As of now: three companies are asking a federal judge to hear their complaints over how the Veterans Affairs Department made awards for the potential $61 billion IT vehicle.
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