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SEWP, GSA and DOD leaders to talk contracting at our next Power Breakfast

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SEWP, GSA and DOD leaders to talk contracting at our next Power Breakfast

Join us for an exclusive morning of insights on government procurement strategies on Friday, Dec. 6.

  • By Nick Wakeman
  • December 3, 2024
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House passes agency software licensing bill

Saving on software licensing appears to also be on the radar of the new DOGE caucus.

  • By Natalie Alms
Companies

Lockheed details executive transitions in its enterprise, engineering functions

The defense giant's famed Skunk Works advanced development division is also getting a new leader.

  • By Ross Wilkers
Companies

Edgewater appoints Ferrando as chief executive

Tom Ferrando has chaired Edgewater's board of directors for two years and led Salient CRGT through its 2021 sale to GovCIO.

  • By Ross Wilkers
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Make Large Language Models Work–Without the Errors

Large language models have incredible potential, yet they’re prone to 'hallucinations'—outputs that seem accurate but are actually incorrect.

  • Presented by Primer
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FAA awards two more seats on engineering recompete

The Federal Aviation Administration moves ahead on its selections for iteration number two of its Air Traffic Engineering and Program Support contract.

  • By Ross Wilkers
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CIO-SP4 court challenges swell to 26 companies

The protesters are continuing to challenge the evaluation process and past-performance scoring for this $50 billion IT contract.

  • By Nick Wakeman
Companies

Redhorse moves Klemm up to president

Current CEO John Zangardi will retire by the end of this year and continue as a member of Redhorse's board of directors.

  • By Ross Wilkers
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FAA chooses 4 for $1.4B air traffic control support contract

Each awardee is assigned certain geographic areas and each award has a different ceiling value.

  • By Ross Wilkers
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SixGen purchases software development specialist

SixGen has now completed three acquisitions in six months with the support of its private equity owner Washington Harbour Partners.

  • By Nick Wakeman
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Markon buys IT consulting firm

This represents Markon's second purchase with the support of Sterling Investment Partners, which carved out the business in the summer of 2023.

  • By Ross Wilkers
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Learn more about why legacy IAM approaches don’t work for modern apps and how Okta accelerates government modernization.

  • Presented by Okta
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Aechelon lands Sagewind's backing

Aechelon makes image and data generation systems and databases to aid in military pilot training programs.

  • By Ross Wilkers
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NOAA awards key contract for space situational awareness system

Slingshot Aerospace, Inc. nabbed a contract worth up to $13.3 million to provide a “presentation layer” for the Traffic Coordination System for Space.

  • By Frank Konkel, GovExec Space Project
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IBM wins $930M federal employee travel system contract

The General Services Administration expects 124 civilian agencies to transition to the new system by June 2027.

  • By Ross Wilkers
Podcasts

WT 360: Nextgov/FCW’s Natalie Alms on skills-based hiring across public sector

Natalie Alms, who covers technology workforce matters for our partner publication NextgovFCW, jumps in to explain how government agencies and their contractors are changing some job requirements for new employees.

  • By Natalie Alms and Ross Wilkers
Opinion

A year-end guide for small and mid-sized GovCons

Raju Karki, CEO of Karki Consulting Group, offers a three-stage guide for companies to navigate this final stretch of the calendar year with confidence.

  • By Raju Karki
Contracts

CMS pulls the plug on $6.6B call center recompete

The incumbent Maximus filed a lawsuit after the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services put a labor harmony agreement into the solicitation, but CMS has essentially ended the argument.

  • By Ross Wilkers
Companies

General Dynamics IT secures $330M in Army training awards

The company will help train 500,000 soldiers across Pacific and Airborne Corps missions by using advanced simulation environments.

  • By Nick Wakeman
Companies

Inversion closes $44M Series A round

Lockheed Martin’s venture capital arm is one of a handful of investors in this company looking to further enable autonomous delivery and re-entry from space.

  • By Ross Wilkers
Opinion

COMMENTARY: When it comes to rulemaking, your voice matters

Commenting on a proposed rules can be a powerful opportunity for small businesses to shape the regulations they'll have to live by. Here's the how and why by former SBA executive Robb Wong.

  • By Robb Wong
Companies

Maximus' big watch item for 2025 is Trump 2.0

In talking with investors, Maximus CEO Bruce Caswell points to those being appointed to key positions in the second Trump administration as one big factor for the company and industry heading into 2025.

  • By Ross Wilkers