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DHS unveils initial sketch of enterprise cloud contract

To be called Cumulus, this new contract will cover all aspects of commercial cloud computing and is part of the Homeland Security Department's push for more visibility into spending and usage.

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GSA reaches latest OneGov agreement with Broadcom

“By partnering directly with Broadcom, we’re expanding access to commercial-grade AI and cybersecurity capabilities — while reducing cost and complexity for agencies,” Federal Acquisition Service Commissioner Josh Gruenbaum said in a statement.

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Pentagon launches wide 8(a) review, targeting billions in awards

Secretary Pete Hegseth said only contracts that can pass a "lethality" test will survive.

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VA unveils blueprint for new enterprise resource planning system buy

The eventual contract winner will work under an enterprise software license subscription model for up to four-and-a-half years.

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SSA starts to craft IT services recompete

The Social Security Administration currently works with CGI Federal, Leidos and Peraton as incumbents.

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‘Harder days ahead in 2026’: Good government group predicts increased political interference in the civil service in Trump’s second year

A new analysis from the Partnership for Public Service looks at the effects, so far, of the Trump administration’s reforms to the federal workforce and what they could portend.

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Another 340 firms approved to bid on Golden Dome work worth up to $151B

All but a handful of the 2,400-plus companies who sought approval have received it.

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General Dynamics IT books $120M Air Force zero trust contract

The task order, awarded through the Next Generation Gateway program, will deliver cybersecurity solutions to 1 million users across 187 bases worldwide.

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Guidehouse taps out of its Coast Guard protest

The company has withdrawn its challenges related to a $99 million financial management support contract won by Kearney.

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I ‘did not expect to be told to build a battleship,’ Navy’s surface warfare director says

The Trump administration’s priorities are forcing the service to rethink its shipbuilding plans.

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Slingshot to bring AI to Space Force training programs

The company will use its TALOS artificial intelligence solution to mirror real world threats.

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GSA re-opens OASIS+ to new bids, shifts to continuous approach

All six solicitations for the massive services vehicle's unrestricted and small business set-aside tracks will remain in an open status indefinitely.

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GAO denies final protest against NOAA’s ProTech 2.0 contract

Strong past performance was not enough to overcome weaker scores for management and technical experience.

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Supreme Court lets stand ruling that blocks subcontractors from protesting

Percipent's effort to replicate Palantir’s protest strategy falls short, cementing the traditional definition of what is an "interested party."

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Trump administration gets less tech funding than requested in new bicameral bills

The fund that supports the U.S. DOGE Service would receive less than half of what was requested, and the bills do not include explicit reauthorization for the Technology Modernization Fund.

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GovCIO loses GAO IT services recompete to SAIC

The agency's protest adjudication arm found Science Applications International Corp.'s lower-priced bid was technically acceptable.

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Air Force consolidates some acquisition program offices into mission-focused groups

But many of the new “portfolio acquisition executives” were already leading multi-mission efforts.

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Guidehouse loses protest of $151M USCIS contract

IBM is cleared to begin work on supporting U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services networks, data centers and cloud systems.

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NASA eyes partnerships to extend lives of three aging Earth observation satellites

NASA is exploring how public-private partnerships could help continue the data collection missions of Terra, Aqua and Aura.