Opinion
AI and CMMC: A double-edge sword for defense contractors
Here’s how to get ahead of the problem and turn AI into a compliance asset, writes AJ Yawn, governance, risk and compliance expert.
Contracts
Z SofTech challenges how NASA delivered its SEWP VI elimination notice
The company says NASA's July notice never reached its established point of contact and that the Government Accountability Office should still look at the protest.
Companies
Delivery, tech and operations leadership moves across the market
A former USPTO chief information officer takes up a new private sector role and the air traffic control overhaul effort also features in this key hire and promotion listing.
Podcasts
WT 360: Noblis and its next 30 years
CEO Mile Corrigan discusses technology transition efforts and venture investments as federal agencies seek faster lab-to-field solutions.
Opinion
The GovCon uncertainty principle: Navigating the 2026 market collision
Commercial-first procurement mandates and 40% reduction in contracting officers create new survival requirements for government suppliers, writes marketing expert Mark Amtower.
Companies
AEVEX fetches $320M in IPO proceeds
AEVEX is the latest government contractor to tap into the public markets amid renewed investor interest in the defense industry.
Contracts
Transportation adds digital services to 1DOT initiative with possible $1.9B pact
The department aims to release the solicitation in August and targeting March 2027 for awards.
Contracts
Gruenbaum heading for the exit from GSA
Laura Stanton will lead the General Services Administration’s acquisition shop on an interim basis.
Contracts
GSA drops 'disadvantaged' from small business office name
The rebranding reflects the Trump administration's broader rollback of diversity and equity programs, though statutory protections remain in place.
Contracts
Pentagon announces senior appointments to CIO’s office
"Their collective expertise in cybersecurity, defense innovation, and enterprise-level strategy is exactly what we need to accelerate our mission,” Defense CIO Kirsten Davies said about her new leadership team.
Opinion
AI finds the bugs. Humans still have to fix everything else.
The Mythos experiment is real and impressive. But the threat actors who actually breach organizations aren't waiting on it, writes A. Stryker of Fable Security.
Contracts
Optum's federal arm wins $1.6B military care contract
The Remote Health Reserve Program supports efforts by active duty, reserve and National Guard components to maintain a deployable force.
Contracts
State embarks on search for new content management software platform
The State Department is succinct with this line its request for information: “Custom-built or unproven solutions will not be considered.”
Contracts
Amentum secures INDOPACOM supply contract after incumbent's protest denied
Amentum unseated SupplyCore for the contract to support roughly 100 military installations across Japan.
Companies
New research firm targets federal agencies, nonprofit firms with social policy focus
Incevia Policy Partners is already working with the Department of Housing and Urban Development on its Housing Choice Voucher program.
Companies
Kentro, Lynker elevate new CEOs from within
The now-former chief executives for both companies are staying involved as board chairs.
Companies
Leidos sheds security screening unit in agreement with Analogic
The transaction moves 1,500 employees and $625 million in revenue to the Altaris-owned imaging tech company.
Companies
Citra, Turion detail their newest capital raises
Washington Harbour Partners led the Series A and B rounds for these startups focused on space, which is a priority area for the investment firm.
Companies
World needs to ‘get ready’ for more powerful AI, Anthropic co-founder says
The company’s powerful Mythos, unveiled earlier this month, won’t be the only supercharged AI system to hit the market, Jack Clark said.
Companies