GSA sets AI pilot as test for procurement process
GSA has released a solicitation for an artificial intelligence pilot to test a new procurement process for commercial solutions.
GSA cuts payment time for small businesses
The General Services Administration plans to reduce the time it takes to pay small business primes and their subcontractors.
Power Breakfast Preview: inside the EITaaS opportunity
At our first-ever virtual WT Power Breakfast, we'll explore the Enterprise IT as a Service business opportunity and what it means to contractors and their government customers.
Air Force awards $6.4B logistics contract
The Air Force makes eight awards on a potential $6.4 billion contract for logistics and other contingency-based professional services around the world.
Contract obligations rise in response to COVID-19 pandemic
Federal contract obligations for the COVID-19 response span far and wide across the government, as data reveals a sharp increase.
Perspecta brings back former SAIC, HPE exec
Perspecta hires two-decade market veteran and former SAIC and HPE executive Orlando Figueredo to help lead business development functions.
DOD moves toward faster prototyping
Ellen Lord, DOD's acquisition head, issued new guidance for prototype contracts issued through other transaction authorities.
How M&A issues can derail how proposals are evaluated
Serco is embroiled in a protest battle that helps show how mergers and acquisitions can impact the competition for contracts, or at least how contracts are evaluated.
CenturyLink raises objections to three EIS task order awards
CenturyLink is challenging the awards of three task orders through the General Services Administration's huge Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions vehicle.
Gunnison hires new finance chief
Gunnison Consulting Group continues to reshape its executive ranks with the hire of a new chief financial officer.
ADP adds SAIC CEO to board
Automated Data Processing's board of directors elects Science Applications International Corp. CEO Nazzic Keene as a new member.
GAO: Agencies are missing EIS targets
Federal agencies are slow to adopt the governmentwide $50 billion next generation telecommunications contract vehicle, according to a Government Accountability Office report.
OPM loosens purse strings on recruitment, retention and relocation
New policy allows agencies to ask for waiver of 25% incentive and retention caps in COVID-19 response.
What DOD & ODNI are now telling contractors on COVID-19 costs
With the coronavirus economic stimulus now law, the Defense Department and central office in charge of the intelligence community are leaning on that to help contractors keep their workforces in a "ready state" and remain financially stable.
Lockheed further details supply chain aid effort
Lockheed Martin is speeding up payments to its supply chain partners that are feeling the pinch with the coronavirus pandemic and economic slowdown.
DLT appoints new president
Now an arm of Tech Data, DLT Solutions promotes one of its own executives to be the subsidiary's president.
Parsons adds new exec to talent leadership team
Parsons Corp. adds a new executive to its talent leadership team that brings two decades of human capital experience in the government market.
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