Opinion
Transform your BD offsite to drive revenue
Offsite events don't have to be death by PowerPoint. Business development expert Nic Coppings explains how to transform these events to unlock your BD teams potential.
Contracts
Ongoing ‘reset’ looks to put VA’s EHR deployment back on track
An agency spokesperson said VA is "committed to resuming the system rollout" but performance and productivity goals need to be hit before additional deployments are rescheduled.
Contracts
Army adds 8th company to $610M training support vehicle
Seven originally won seats on the program over the summer, while the newest awardee successfully got a re-evaluation of its bid.
Contracts
DHA starts 'Reboot' for planned application development contract
The Defense Health Agency is ready to share some of the intended evaluation criteria after a long pause in announcements.
Opinion
Generative AI poised to revolutionize capture management
GenAI tools have immense potential for federal contractors when it comes to both proposal and capture management and writing compelling proposals.
Contracts
Navy kicks off work on training contract
The service branch wants a service-disabled, veteran-owned small business to support enterprise-wide training.
Contracts
ANC firms continue battle over $110M Army base support contract
The Army sided with one of the two Alaska Native Corporations vying for the work, but the service branch's pick was declared unfair.
Companies
CISA changes plan for operations support recompete
The Homeland Security Department's cyber agency goes in a different direction for how it plans to award this upcoming task order.
Contracts
CISA details search for cloud-enabled machine learning
The Homeland Security Department's lead cyber agency wants access to more than one cloud computing platform as a way to test and develop machine learning capabilities.
Contracts
SAIC levels OCI claim in fight for $193M Army award
Science Applications International Corp. is claiming that Peraton has an organizational conflict-of-interest that should mean disqualification from the competition.
Contracts
Senate bill would limit federal contracts with foreign-linked biotech firms
The legislation from Sen. Gary Peters, D-Mich., comes after he objected to a more focused provision in the House-passed National Defense Authorization Act that sought to limit government contracts with one specific Chinese biotech company.
Exclusive
Contracts
INSIDER EXCLUSIVE: What to know about the business of DHS
The Homeland Security Department represents a wide opportunity for government contractors. This Insider Exclusive features insights on DHS' priorities and how industry can support the department.
Contracts
Small business challenges and earlier compliance lessons for CMMC
In a new set of video interviews, we explore the challenges unique to small businesses regarding CMMC and what updates to the underlying cybersecurity standard mean for compliance.
Contracts
NIH launches $1B public outreach support recompete
IT requirements are also included in this National Institutes of Health vehicle dubbed PICS, which is available to all Health and Human Services agencies.
Contracts
FBI to rethink troubled IT services contract
After several rounds of protests and amendments, the FBI is reworking parts of the solicitation for a group of blanket purchase agreements.
Contracts
Army chooses 12 for $975M training services recompete
Communications, operations and logistics are other key lines of work for the new contract.
Companies
Yulista acquires open source services provider
Much of DSoft Technology's contract work is with the Air Force.
Contracts
TechFlow secures $2.1B TSA logistics recompete
The company first won this work supporting Transportation Security Agency systems at airports and other locations in 2018.
Contracts
Veterans Affairs sheds more light on $14B transformation recompete
The department's main health care agency announces its decision on which companies will be eligible and reveals more on how teams can be structured.
Contracts