Shifts in market access agreements could have in impact on government procurement, especially the ability of U.S. firms to compete for Canadian government work.
EIS contract winners CenturyLink and Level 3 pushed their acquisition plans back a month for a California utilities commission approval, but don't expect it to affect planning.
A new IT modernization plan from the Trump administration's American Technology Council looks to use commercial cloud and industry best practices to improve how the government uses technology.
Verizon says it will carve a dedicated network out of its national 4G LTE network for first responders and create a direct challenge to AT&T and FirstNet.
The Department of Homeland Security taps PetPace LLC to outfit some of its hardest working officers with wearable health data that will track their vital signs.
A federal court has said that the government can move forward and award the $6.5 billion FirstNet contract to AT&T but its rival Rivada Networks sets its sights on state networks.
Defense agency contract obligations for IT and telecom services dipped over the last five years under the Budget Control Act, even as civilian side obligations held steady.
Software giant CA will pay the U.S. government $45 million to settle allegations that it overcharged the General Services Administration for software licenses.
DHS' Science and Technology directorate invites counter-drone technology companies to show off their capabilities, while military commanders warn about unauthorized drones near military bases.
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.
