Trump puts pen to cyber order
President Trump has signed the much-anticipated executive order on cybersecurity of federal networks and critical infrastructure.
General Dynamics CEO 'does not anticipate' full-year CR
General Dynamics' CEO says company "does not anticipate" a full-year stopgap spending measure and also updates investors on outlook for IT & technology platform segment.
Air Force wants better satellite data processing
In a new RFI this week, the Air Force said it wants to improve how it processes and shares the data it collects from defense and intelligence satellites.
Eight win spots on Navy business office support contract
Eight companies will vie for orders to perform program and systems support services for the Navy under a potential five-year, $495.7 million contract awarded by the Army.
DRT wins Labor workers comp cloud contract
DRT Strategies and three teammates will help implement a new cloud computing environment for the Labor Department's workers compensation management system.
CenturyLink forges opioid tracking alliance
CenturyLink and Herndon, Va.-based analytics company EagleForce Associates will collaborate to help government agencies adopt automation technologies to track opioids and other prescription medications.
NIST looks for data on human body communications
NIST wants to develop a virtual human body and virtual electrodes to study how low frequency human body communications can aid in the future of Internet of Things platforms.
CA settles software overcharge allegation for $45M
Software giant CA will pay the U.S. government $45 million to settle allegations that it overcharged the General Services Administration for software licenses.
How bad is LPTA? Tell us
We've launched a new research effort to examine the trends around LPTA contracts. Have they gotten worse? Better? And where is best value? Those are some of the questions we want you to answer.
Senate vote moves repeal of 'blacklisting' another step closer
The Senate has joined the House in passing a resolution to eliminate the so-called blacklisting rule for federal contractors. It is now ready for an expected signature by President Trump.
GSA floats RFI to replace DUNS numbers
The General Services Administration released an RFI looking for input on an open numbering system for federal procurement that might possible replace the use of DUNS numbers.
December IT job growth slowest of 2016
Information technology jobs saw the slowest rate of growth of 2016, according to a report from TechServe Alliance.
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