NASA has let expire the authority to operate for a HP Enterprise-run IT network, sending a rare public message that it is dissatisfied with HPE's performance on a $2.5 billion contract.
Latvian Connection may have flooded GAO with inappropriate bid protests, but hidden in the complaints is at least one kernel of an evolving small business procurement issue.
Pokémon Go has been the sensation of the summer, but the use of augmented reality has a much more serious side than an online game and might mean big business in the government market.
The Veterans Affairs Department is gathering insights on the support and installation for a Global Positioning System (GPS) tracker and automobile tracking services.
ManTech International Corporation has won a $24 million contract to develop a service to enhance border security for the Department of Homeland Security.
Frustrated by hundreds of protests that lacked any merit and that seemed bent on gumming up the works at GAO, the agency has taken the rare step of banning a company from filing any protests for the next year.
The Washington Technology Contractor Confidence Index has dipped for the third straight quarter, but hiring and revenue growth parameters indicate some positive trends ahead.
Re-badging is a common occurrence in the federal market. For the rank-and-file contractor employee, their loyalty often is more toward their government customer than the company cutting their paychecks.
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration wants to know how to handle Internet-of-Things-enabled devices under the IPv6 routing protocol.
For cybersecurity policies to move forward and be effective the confidence in public-private info sharing needs to increase, U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin says.
