Contracts

Pentagon reorganizes industrial policy office to shore up defense firms, supply chain

The restructure gives two new deputies to the assistant secretary for industrial policy—and "dissolves" another.

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DIU sets up shop in Chicago

The Defense Department's tech innovation arm is expanding with a new midwest office.

Podcasts

PROJECT 38: A roadmap for avoiding common fallacies on what wins & loses

What really wins and loses in the government market? That simple question leads to other questions on commonly held beliefs and the fuller truths behind them. FedSavvy Strategies’ leader Brian Lindholm breaks them down with our Ross Wilkers in this Project 38 episode.

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VA developing clearinghouse contract for healthcare transactions

Veterans Affairs wants help in transmitting millions of healthcare transactions to the payer community.

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L3Harris continues legacy F-18 work for Canada's air force

L3Harris Technologies takes in a $482 million contract extension that continues its 35-year support of Canada's Hornet fighter jet fleet.

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NASA preps final solicitation for $700M engineering contract

Bidding is expected to start next month for a $700 million NASA engineering services contract supporting a wide range of space flight programs.

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NASA chooses 6 firms for satellite communications development funds

Awardees are tasked with demonstrating systems and solutions for providing high-rate and high-capacity two-way communications to users.

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Protest fight over $2B DHA contract enters third round

The Defense Health Agency has now chosen Peraton three times over a $2 billion IT infrastructure contract and also faced protests in each instance, including this latest one.

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NASA to save mission safety contract for women-owned businesses

NASA expects proposals next week for a safety and mission assurance contract that is reserved for women-owned small businesses.

Contracts

GSA launches AI challenge inspired by pandemic needs

The General Services Administration is looking for contractors to build out federal AI tech in response to COVID-19.

Companies

Coronavirus roundup: The latest on the federal contractors vaccine mandate challenge

There's a lot to keep track of. Here’s a list of this week’s news updates and stories you may have missed.

Contracts

The Army eyes finish line for Microsoft Office 365 migration

Army CIO Raj Iyer said he expects classified and unclassified migrations to wrap up by 2025.

Contracts

Federal procurement featured in new equity action plans

Improving access to federal contracting vehicles and supporting small, disadvantaged businesses are key parts in the equity action plans released by agencies on April 14.

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Defense companies aren’t seeking reprieve from inflation … yet 

Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks said the department has not received an “influx” of equitable adjustment requests.

Companies

Amentum books $260M unmanned system defense tech award

The task order covers development and transition of technologies for border and critical infrastructure site security.

Contracts

GSA aims for greener IT contracts by adding sustainability criteria

The General Service Administration’s new contracting language is one tool for the agency to achieve net zero emissions by 2050.  

Contracts

CACI wins round one in fight to keep $343M TSA IT contract

CACI International successfully argues the Transportation Security Agency made errors in choosing a competitor to manage IT infrastructure used by airports.

Companies

Army finalizes awards for $869M R&D vehicle

Companies will vie for task orders aimed at addressing chemical and biological weapons.

Companies

GSA to slow down process for Polaris IT vehicle

The agency will spend the time reviewing feedback on how joint ventures can bid.

Contracts

GSA to launch new BPA focusing on cloud technologies

The General Services Administration will roll out a new blanket purchase agreement to provide federal agencies with commercial cloud offerings as it seeks to reduce burden on government buyers – and administration costs for providers.