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Veterans Affairs tests the market for Microsoft alternatives

The department is looking at the prices of replacement products for its 540,000-user enterprise stack. But with a short turnaround time, Microsoft likely still has an inside track.

Companies

Operations, finance and tech leadership moves across the market

Also included in this listing: the Navy's Task Force 59 founder starts a new role and AT&T's chief operating officer takes up a board seat at a major federal IT provider.

Companies

SAIC buys ISC to bulk up quantum-ready encryption tech

The tuck-in acquisition adds public key infrastructure and credential management tools already embedded across the intelligence community and Defense Department.

Sponsor Content

Stop Identity-Driven Fraud Before It Spreads: A Lifecycle Playbook for Government Programs

Strengthen public sector fraud defenses with risk-based authentication, identity intelligence and smarter verification across digital and call center channels.

Companies

General Dynamics names Nedzbala interim IT president as Gilliland departs

Amy Gilliland's nine-year run as GDIT president began with the integration of CSRA and included the rollout of a new tech strategy.

Contracts

Justice agrees to take another look at $1B asset forfeiture support contract

A joint venture of Amentum and Science Applications International Corp. has two decades of incumbency, but a challenger is questioning the fairness of the Justice Department's evaluation of recompete bids.

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Blackstone's new defense tech company and more capital markets action to highlight

This roundup of transactions across the landscape also includes three venture rounds and two "SPAC" arrangements to take companies public.

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NASA makes 16 awards for $1.4B consolidated logistics pact

The space agency set up this blanket purchase agreement to move away from 10 separate center-level contracts.

Opinion

Hope is not a plan: Get ready for SBA's new size standards now

File your comments but expect some version of the proposal to take effect in 2027. The best players are already mapping which contracts will flip to set-asides, studying their new competitors and recruiting teammates, writes Kevin Cooley, CEO of Resource Management Concepts.

Contracts

GSA memo to set AI-specific acquisition rules

The language includes changes some industry groups have requested through a public comment period and will go into effect Oct. 19.

Sponsor Content

From backlogs to mission impact: How defense organizations can unlock agentic AI

From 24-hour processes to minutes: Discover how agentic AI is reshaping defense logistics, procurement and mission operations.

Opinion

Your capture plan is fine, but no one is executing it

Most companies plan customer engagement well but carry it out poorly. Here's how to close that gap, writes growth expert Nic Coppings.

Contracts

Leidos wins $672M airport security equipment recompete

Leidos won the original iteration of this Transportation Security Administration contract in 2021.

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Navy picks 7 for $828M business support recompete

The Navy uses this contract to acquire business management support services for its personnel, manpower and training initiatives.

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DISA takes second shot at expanding Leidos' Enclave contract

After a protest sank its first attempt, the Defense Information Systems Agency says two dozen companies responded to a market research notice and only Leidos could do the job.

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Navy takes first step to craft NGEN network hardware recompete

The service branch wants to incorporate commercial supply chain practices into its IT product delivery function that must support a user base of 1 million personnel.

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GAO clears the protest deck for $50B Army MAPS vehicle

The watchdog agency five remaining challenges, including a set of four that questioned the self-scoring process and consolidation of requirements for the professional services contract.

Updated Companies

GSA’s deputy administrator to depart government

Michael Lynch joined the General Services Administration in January 2025 as a senior advisor and later became the agency’s deputy administrator.

Contracts

Trax loses White Sands protest, but judge hits government over AI disclosures

The Army tested an artificial intelligence tool on the $450 million competition, and its outputs reached evaluators and the contracting officer. The government did not provide many details on that until the judge pressed.

Contracts

Google extends Gemini OneGov deal into November

All three OneGov partnerships that were set to expire at the end of September are continuing under either an extension or a new agreement.