The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency intends to award up to three five-year indefinite-delivery indefinite-quantity contracts valued at $95 million for professional and management services.
The U.S. Army released a draft solicitation this week for a five-year, $195 million indefinite-delivery indefinite-quantity contract to support its efforts for capabilities and requirements development.
The Defense Department wants to use radio-frequency identification tools to track the remains of soldiers as they arrive at and are buried in Arlington National Cemetery.
The Office of Special Counsel announced today it intends to allow contractors to file whistleblower disclosures and also receive protections for the disclosures.
Armed Forces Services Corp. of Arlington, Va., received a five-year, $5.8 million contract for program management support services for the Navy’s Human Research Protection Program (HRPP).
The Navy wants a continual assessment of the latest in information assurance techniques and emerging anti-spoofing technology that may impact global positions system user equipment security.
Small business have until March 3 to respond to the solicitation for the Army's five-year, $135 million research and development engineering services contract.
The Defense Department aims to set up state-of-the-art, affordable shared services contract to support the IT functions of the Defense Health Agency and the Military Health System.
Tetra Tech received an $11.2 million contract support the country of Georgia improve its processes and increase the public's involvement with the government.
The Defense Departments wants input from industry on how it can improve the Military OneSource website as the department adjusts strategies for a new wave of warfighters.
The 2015 National Defense Authorization Act will impact small business contractors including the use of reverse auctions, women-owned businesses and data gathering. We review several provisions.
While the contracts for General Services Administration’s SmartPay 2 program stretch into 2018, agency officials already are planning for new and more innovative payment solutions for upcoming iterations of the program.
