GSA's Fort Carson project points way to energy opportunities
If you are a contractor looking to increase your green tech business, GSA and the Army have a project that just might provide you with a roadmap.
2015 CR: Fiscal crisis delayed?
Congress has passed a continuing resolution to keep government's doors open until Dec. 11 but is this just the calm before the storm?
No love for profit in DOD's Better Buying Power 3.0
The Defense Department released the latest version of the Better Buy Power document, but for some it falls short and why does it still seem to be anti-profit?
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Progressing through the four stages of BD
Some business development professional are unconsciously good at what they do, but how do they get to the next level of competence.
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It's called human capital for a reason
PSC President Stan Soloway outlines how the government has lost sight of the value of human capital and instead sees people as a commodity.
DEA considers small business for info security work
The Drug Enforcement Agency is exploring the idea of hiring a small business to provide a variety of information security services.
Contractors to begin advising VA Department with scheduling
The Veterans Affairs will soon be required to hear advice from a technology task force comprised of contractors like Booz Allen Hamilton, HP and IBM.
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Will contractors get a slice of Obama's $5B ISIS fund?
With the United States beginning its operations to "degrade and destroy" ISIS in the Middle East, President Obama has requested $5 billion for a counterterrorism fund, some of which will flow to contractors, but the questions are how much and for what?
USIS fall draws mixed reactions
To the Washington Technology audience, USIS is either the villain or victim, but WT readers also raise some valid policy and process questions as they react to the news of the company's fall from grace.
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