Every crisis is supposed to be a great teachable moment and COVID-19 has exposed cracks in multiple areas that need to be addressed. But what if we don't change?
Verizon has made more filings in its protest against how the Defense Information Systems Agency is sticking with LPTA to award task orders under the EIS telecommunications vehicle.
The federal government is pumping trillions of dollars into the economy, and our May 27 webcast will look at how the COVID-19 stimulus spending will impact budgets for next year beyond.
The Air Force pushed back when Peraton asked for $100,000 in attorney fees after the company won a protest. This dispute offers us some insights into the costs of protests and how agencies can fight against those claims.
The General Services Administration has told industry when it expects to have on-ramp awards completed for the $50 billion OASIS professional services contract.
The General Services Administration says it has learned important lessons from the transition to the new Beta.Sam.Gov. But we say it took too long to acknowledge any problems and that creates a credibility problem.
Telos takes a $66.4 million contract to supply cybersecurity equipment in support of upgrades to the Air Force's in-theater communications architecture.
Two out of four protests that have slowed down the Veterans Affairs T4NG on-ramp awards have been withdrawn and decisions on the final two should be coming soon.
Xator has closed its acquisition of InCadence in a move that adds new contract vehicles and further builds the buyer's portfolio in C4ISR, national security and intelligence.
