The Defense Department is pushing to create a new “competitive R&D ecosystem” with government agencies, companies, academic institutions, laboratories and non-traditional entities all involved.
The Homeland Security Department's interpretation of the mobile device management contract's requirements for partner commitments was too narrow, a newly released protest decision details.
The Army’s response to a protest decision bars others from revising their proposals, which could expose the professional services contract to claims of unequal treatment.
Contract consolidation, a shift to General Services Administration vehicles and proposed size standard changes will reshape the competitive landscape, according to a new Deltek analysis.
To succeed, contractors must align with a mission need, plan for security and integration, understand the budget and contracting path, and identify who will own the capability if it succeeds, writes Shelby Pierson, principal at Deep Water Point Associates.
Two pacts for the Census Bureau Transformation & Application Modernization effort are nearly ready to go as the agency keeps working on the other pair.
The Government Accountability Office denied four protests, but also flagged how class deviations from the Federal Acquisition Regulation Overhaul can muddy solicitations.
Industry will have an undetermined amount of extra time to gear up for this contract to centralize IT operations across the entire Homeland Security Department.
The department is looking at the prices of replacement products for its 540,000-user enterprise stack. But with a short turnaround time, Microsoft likely still has an inside track.
A joint venture of Amentum and Science Applications International Corp. has two decades of incumbency, but a challenger is questioning the fairness of the Justice Department's evaluation of recompete bids.
