Contracts
Booz Allen stands alone in T4NG protest fight
The Veterans Affairs Department's potential $60 billion IT services and solutions vehicle remains tied up in the courts.
Companies
Vayu Robotics makes its debut with initial investors
Lockheed Martin's venture arm is one of Vayu's early backers as the artificial intelligence startup looks to further scale its robotic product development efforts.
Companies
Agile Defense hires Wagner as CEO
The former president of Microsoft's federal arm joins one of Enlightenment Capital's companies in the government market.
Contracts
New cyber rules aim to standardize requirements for federal contractors
The proposed rules would create new information sharing and incident reporting requirements.
Opinion
Townes-Whitley becomes SAIC's new leader
Science Applications International Corp. is among the handful of the market's largest companies to install a new CEO over the past 12 months.
Companies
V2X hires RTX vet as finance chief
Shawn Mural most recently worked in the same capacity for one of RTX's three business segments.
Contracts
Fight over DHS consulting contracts moves to court
Companies are complaining about how the Homeland Security Department evaluated bids for a set blanket purchase agreements worth up to $450 million combined.
Contracts
Agriculture unveils pair of cloud solicitations
This new 10-year basic ordering agreement called STRATUS is designed to cover all aspects of cloud computing, from the hyperscale hosting itself to the related integration services.
Contracts
Special Operations Command starts process to recompete $8B logistics contract
A pair of site visits are on the calendar for companies interested in this largest of SOCOM's service contracts currently held by Lockheed Martin.
Opinion
Disaster averted, or just delayed?
A continuing resolution was signed Saturday averting a government shutdown, but there is still a lot to overcome ahead of the new Nov. 17 deadline.
Contracts
DIA looks to increase public info analysis
The Defense Intelligence Agency needs a contractor to help manage the licenses for collecting and analyzing publicly-available information.
Opinion
How soon will you feel the pain of a shutdown? Very soon.
A shutdown may be inevitable and so is the pain and chaos that will follow.
Opinion
How DOD can more effectively leverage venture-backed innovation
Shift5's co-founder and CEO Josh Lospinoso explains both how the venture capital ecosystem works and ways the Defense Department can lean into it for bringing in new technologies.
Contracts
Ahead of shutdown, House and Senate Dems propose back pay for furloughed contractors
A similar effort to legislate back pay for contractors failed during the 2018-2019 shutdown.
Contracts
NSF developing a tech-rich Antarctic research vessel
The construction and operation of this new National Science Foundation research vessel will offer plenty of technology opportunities.
Contracts
White House to issue 'broad' executive order addressing AI risks and standards
Top science advisor Arati Prabhakar said the forthcoming executive order will address a wide swath of potential AI dangers.
Opinion
Are you ready for another government shutdown?
Attorney James Fontana shares tried and true advice for surviving a government now that we are about to hit another one.
Companies
AOC Connect looks to make next big jump after acquisition
AOC Connect is now on the government's main telecommunications network modernization contract vehicle after closing an acquisition and sees runway ahead of it.
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