The Patent and Trademark Office is taking another step toward overhauling how it processes trademarks, and a new RFI spells out what it is looking for from industry.
VA must reopen discussions and get new proposals for a $6.8 billion contract to improve how it processes disability claims after GAO ruled that the agency flubbed its price evaluations.
The Transportation Department is hosting an industry day to discuss a range of IT support services opportunities that the Enterprise Services Center (ESC) offers to various agencies.
The Navy wants industry white papers that explain how they can improve the use of the cloud, network situational awareness and productivity when they recompete the $3.4 billion NGEN contract.
Two companies have won contracts with the Defense Health Agency to provide managed care support to the Defense Department’s TRICARE program in the newly created East and West regions.
The U.S. Naval Academy is modernizing its 15-year-old IT business system. Now it needs a company to help install and configure the new platform and software.
Northrop Grumman Information Technology Inc. has been awarded a $21.2 million modification to a contract to provide development and sustainment services to the Global Support System-Army enterprise resources planning program.
Agile Defense is going in for a second round as it continues to battle for a $62.5 million contract to provide IT support to the Army Test and Evaluation Command.
The number of women on the boards of privately held tech companies paints a bleak picture for diversity in the industry, but there is a potential solution if people use it.
Northrop Grumman Systems Corp. has won a $14.3 million contract to provide information technology support to the Army Planning, Programming and Budgeting Business Operating System.
The U.S. Special Operations Command has kicked off a search for commercial solutions that can fuse a wide range of data sources into a single system that will give it a better understanding of the operational environment.
ManTech Systems Engineering Corp. has been awarded a $12 million option to support the Navy Ship Maintenance and Logistics Information Systems (SMLIS) program.
