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DHS previews new data lakehouse software licensing pact

The platform is built on Databricks, which the Homeland Security Department wants to renew and expand its itinerary of licenses for.

  • By Ross Wilkers

White House releases regulatory vision for AI

The framework includes seven AI policy recommendations for Congress that attempt to balance consumer protections with advancing AI development.

  • By Alexandra Kelley

Navy's intelligence arm seeks industry input on AI model infusion

The Office of Naval Intelligence is particularly interested in taking a phased delivery approach that a contractor would help oversee.

  • By Ross Wilkers

PSC’s Kostro on the FAR Overhaul, Anthropic, DHS shutdown and more

Stephanie Kostro talks trends, issues and priorities for the industry on the next WT 360 podcast episode.

  • By Nick Wakeman

FAA picks 8(a) firm for $295M Technical Center support contract

Approximately 4,500 people work at the Federal Aviation Administration's primary scientific test base.

  • By Ross Wilkers

GSA, NIST partner to craft evaluation standards for AI tools in federal operations

Through the Center for AI Standards and Innovation, both agencies will help streamline the process to develop standards for artificial intelligence tools being used in government workflows.

  • By Alexandra Kelley
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Inside DOGE’s early days of pressure campaigns, rule breaking and ‘chaos’

Twenty-three hours of court testimony offer a rare glimpse into the Trump cost-cutting group that officials say “felt more like a club” than the agencies they were breaking.

  • By Eric Katz and Natalie Alms

Golden Dome’s projected cost just jumped $10 billion. Experts fear that’s just for starters.

Three prime contractors have been named to build the project's command and control layer.

  • By Thomas Novelly

DHS chooses small biz for $178M enterprise IT contract

Netizen will take on IT service desk responsibilities and others in support of the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center organization.

  • By Ross Wilkers

Army, Anduril enter into new $20B enterprise agreement

Much like with Palantir, the Army is entering into this pact with the idea of establishing pre-negotiated prices so it can buy goods and services on an as-needed basis.

  • By Ross Wilkers

NASA lets four more bidders back into SEWP VI competition

The corrective action still leaves four active protests regarding the $60 billion IT contract.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Conflict-of-interest protest clouds NASA Earth sciences contract

NASA reopens the award after a protester alleged the source selection process was biased.

  • By Nick Wakeman

NATO wants AI that can get in the enemy’s head

Allied Command Transformation is seeking agentic artificial intelligence tools to disrupt enemy decision-making and shape the cognitive battlefield.

  • By Nick Wakeman
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AI-enabled watch towers set to proliferate along the border

GDIT pitches autonomous station with better sensors, more computing power.

  • By Patrick Tucker

NASA seeks extension of SEWP V to Sept. 30

The agency says it needs more time to finish evaluations for the IT product recompete and resolve protests at the Government Accountability Office.

  • By Nick Wakeman

INDOPACOM was all in on Anthropic. Now it’s working to adjust

The administration’s government-wide ban on the company’s AI tools has forced the command to work faster to be “model-neutral.”

  • By Jennifer Hlad

IRS starts fast on its search for new business intelligence platform

Interested parties have one more day to respond to this sources sought notice from the tax agency, which is looking to upgrade software it uses to follow the U.S. corporate sector.

  • By Ross Wilkers

SEWP’s long-tenured leader is calling it a career

Before leaving government, Joanne Woytek is giving herself enough time to see the popular IT contract's next iteration through protests and into launch.

  • By Nick Wakeman

GSA proposes sweeping changes to Multiple Award Schedule program

Refresh 31 would make transactional data reporting mandatory and introduce new AI contract terms.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Veterans Affairs unveils solicitation for $175M biomedical support contract

Veterans Affairs Department officials set up the multiple-award effort to bridge workforce gaps as it recruits more staff for biomedical engineering functions.

  • By Ross Wilkers

Trump’s new cyber strategy details more offensive response to cyber threats

“Unlike other Administrations, the Trump Administration will not tinker at the edges and apply partial measures and ambiguous strategies that neglect the growing number and severity of cyber threats,” the strategy said.

  • By Edward Graham