The clock is ticking for the Census Bureau with 2020 just four years away, and the bureau must decide whether it will build or buy technology to get the job done, according to FCW.
In an effort to help save taxpayers money, two Office of Management and Budget officials are making plans to consolidate and streamline the way the government buys software.
As the Homeland Security Department moves from its own vehicle to a GSA contract it is having its contractors meet with each other in order to determine how to best work with the agency.
The Office of Personnel Management apparently didn't follow procurement rules when it awarded a contract to protect federal workers exposed in its massive data breach.
Two companies – NetCracker Technology Corp. and Computer Sciences Corp. – have agreed to pay over $12 million to resolve accusations that they violated the False Claims Act.
Arizona Republican John McCain had a harsh critique of the Air Force’s program to acquire a next-generation operating control system that is central to its GPS modernization plans, according to FCW.
The General Services Administration is beginning its final stages of plan development for the request for proposals for its next-generation telecommunications services contract, FCW reports.
Sandia Corp. has agreed to pay $4.8 million to settle claims that the company used taxpayer money to lobby congress to extend its contract to manage the Sandia National Laboratories, Federal Times is reporting.
GCN, a sister publication of Washington Technology, has announced its winners for the 2015 GCN Awards for IT Excellence, which honors public sector IT systems.
