DOD looks to DIUX for the future of acquisition
In the midst of a reorg and modernization efforts, the Defense Department wants to lean on its experimental arm to cure procurement woes.
Marines looking for mobile device management system
The Marine Corps is gathering information as it explores development of a mobile device management system.
SAIC growth prospects looking up without M&A
Science Applications International Corp. is still actively looking for M&A deals but can be picky after two strong quarters without them.
DTRA plans $430M IT service vehicle
The Defense Threat Reduction Agency released a draft solicitation for a $430 million base contract to support the agency’s Information Integration and Technology Services contract.
Does CR spell relief?
The passage of another continuing resolution averts another near-term shutdown. But what happens next and what should you do?
Is a weekend shutdown on the horizon?
Congress is again dancing on the precipice of a government shutdown as time tightens for Republicans, Democrats and the White House to work out a short-term spending deal.
Defense trade group urges sequestration repeal
The Aerospace Industry Association is urging Congress to repeal sequestration in part to help improve military readiness.
AT&T to join Census mobile device efforts
The Commerce Department says a successful contract award protest is moot after AT&T agreed to join CDW-G on the Census mobile device-as-a-service contract as a subcontractor.
Military sees broader use of mobility
The Air Force, Marine Corps and Army are looking to bring logistics tracking and wireless learning capabilities to mobile devices for troops.
Raytheon joins Pivotal partner network in agile, modernization push
Raytheon becomes part of tech firm Pivotal's global partner network as the defense contractor further pushes into more agile development and modernization work.
STG moves forward under new structure
Despite resignations and defaults by its parent organization, STG Inc. continues to move forward as an operating company and even sees hope for growth in 2018.
NASA poised for second shot at $1.2B MSOC award
NASA will try for a second time to award its $1.2 billion Mission Systems Operations Contract for technical and professional services.
Are we headed for a shutdown?
The possibility of a shutdown Dec. 8 continues to grow as the White House and Democrats clash.
DISA seeks boost for cyber portfolio
DISA is conducting market research for machine learning tools that will improve how it manages cybersecurity threats.
September remains the hottest month of the government's fiscal year
New data sheds further light on how September has become a "spending spree" season for defense agencies to get contract obligations out the door.
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