Contracts
Accenture's federal arm wins $789M Navy cyber contract
Navy leaders see the future SHARKCAGE environment as having a single set of system resources that work in the same security domain on shores and out at sea.
Companies
Tetra Tech extends FAA footprint via acquisition
Tetra Tech adds around 500 employees through this newest in a series of purchases over the past decade.
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A minimum viable CJADC2 is ‘real and ready,’ DOD official says
The initial version of the Pentagon’s effort to create an interoperable information-sharing network across all of its military domains is “low latency and extremely reliable,” according to Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks.
Companies
Army Corps of Engineers previews cyber facility construction contract
The plan is for this building to house the Marine Corps' cyber defense operations, and respondents should detail other secure facilities they have built, including the physical IT aspects.
Contracts
Interior starts the bidding for $500M IT services vehicle
The department's Bureau of Indian Affairs will choose between seven and 10 companies for this brand new contract.
Contracts
GSA's new approach to Polaris could help some joint ventures
The General Services Administration has received affirmation on how it wants to score mentor-protege joint ventures that are pursuing this government-wide IT vehicle.
Companies
Exiger hires former Air, Space Force contracting lead as government president
This is the supply chain management software's newest move on the heels of investments by The Carlyle Group and Insight Partners.
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Navy envisions ‘hundreds of thousands’ of drones in the Pacific to deter China
With DIU contracting for prototypes, Pacific Fleet is experimenting with unmanned craft that may one day defend Taiwan.
Contracts
How and why Jacobs lost a $2.8B incumbent contract
A newly-released bid protest decision describes one significant mistake by Jacobs, but also includes allegations of information being shared because the business unit involved is part of a complex merger.
Contracts
GovCIO wins $865M CENTCOM communications contract
GovCIO unseats an incumbent to take over the work across Central Command's area of responsibility, which covers 20 countries and 90,000 U.S. government personnel.
Contracts
USCIS unveils first glimpse at software development recompete
This will be iteration number four of the Outcome-Based Delivery and DevSecOps Services vehicle, also known as ODOS.
Companies
WT 360: All about SMX's digital transformation thesis
SMX's chief executive Peter LaMontagne discusses where the company wants to go, how it defines tech modernization as being more than just about cloud migration and what the Defense Department's new industrial strategy means for GovCon.
Companies
NIST calls for quantum tech experts to join advisory group
As global agencies are preparing to set standards in quantum technology, NIST is working on forming a U.S. delegation to represent American perspectives.
Companies
General Dynamics' CEO paints a more optimistic supply chain picture
"That is behind us now," Phebe Novakovic told an investor conference. Which means the conversation now turns to strategy and investment priorities.
Contracts
Library of Congress told to redo $450M agile software contract
The Government Accountability Office found problems with evaluations, the best value tradeoff process and poor documentation.
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US reviews export controls in Britain, Australia for high-tech arms sales exemptions
A State Dept. official told a House panel that work to align AUKUS partners with U.S. export control requirements is ‘going very well'.
Contracts
GSA begins work on new telecom strategy
The General Services Administration wants industry input on what today's telecommunications and IT trends are, plus insights on the challenges they faced while transitioning to the current Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions vehicle.
Contracts
Veterans Affairs starts to preview intake services recompete
An industry day is on the schedule to hear about the next iteration of this contract geared toward making VA a paperless claims processing environment.
Companies
Parsons explains its acquisition synergy efforts
The company shows more of how it looks for commonalities between its federal and critical infrastructure businesses through what it acquires.
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