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Despite the ‘potential ethical violations,’ JEDI moves forward
Two companies have been selected to move forward in the Department of Defense’s Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract consideration.
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How government can get more agencies to share tech
Ensuring agency participation is key to the success of shared-services initiatives, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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GSA adds new cyber services to its tech acquisition vehicle
The new contract format better addresses the government’s need to protect high value assets, according to the General Services Administration.
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Government tech contract gets a court-ordered redo
Questionable decisions made by a contracting officer on the Alliant 2 Small Business IT contract mean that all its awards have to be rescinded and redone.
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GSA changes direction on contracting identification
The transition to a new entity verification service provider ends a decades-long relationship with the previous provider, Dun & Bradstreet.
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A new telecom contract gets its first operator
GSA’s Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions telecommunications contract will set the new standard for federal enterprise IT modernization for the next 15 years.
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Army Rapid Capabilities Office is getting a new name and mission
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is changing — in name and in charter — to focus on top Army modernization efforts that don’t fall neatly in one bin of effort, but need to be developed at high speed, according to the Army acquisition chief.
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The problem with the Army’s 12-pound iPad
Three questions with Bruce Jette, the Army’s acquisition chief.
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Pentagon acting CMO Lisa Hershman on saving billions of dollars for the department
Lisa Hershman details her goals for the next year and what lessons have been learned from her time spent thus far in the CMO office.
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Trump order asks federal fund recipients to buy US goods
The new order asks federal agencies to encourage those who receive federal financial assistance for infrastructure projects to use American materials and products, including iron, steel, aluminum and cement.
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Despite the ‘potential ethical violations,’ JEDI moves forward
Two companies have been selected to move forward in the Department of Defense’s Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract consideration.
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How government can get more agencies to share tech
Ensuring agency participation is key to the success of shared-services initiatives, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
GSA adds new cyber services to its tech acquisition vehicle
The new contract format better addresses the government’s need to protect high value assets, according to the General Services Administration.
-
Government tech contract gets a court-ordered redo
Questionable decisions made by a contracting officer on the Alliant 2 Small Business IT contract mean that all its awards have to be rescinded and redone.
-
GSA changes direction on contracting identification
The transition to a new entity verification service provider ends a decades-long relationship with the previous provider, Dun & Bradstreet.
-
A new telecom contract gets its first operator
GSA’s Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions telecommunications contract will set the new standard for federal enterprise IT modernization for the next 15 years.
-
Army Rapid Capabilities Office is getting a new name and mission
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is changing — in name and in charter — to focus on top Army modernization efforts that don’t fall neatly in one bin of effort, but need to be developed at high speed, according to the Army acquisition chief.
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The problem with the Army’s 12-pound iPad
Three questions with Bruce Jette, the Army’s acquisition chief.
-
Pentagon acting CMO Lisa Hershman on saving billions of dollars for the department
Lisa Hershman details her goals for the next year and what lessons have been learned from her time spent thus far in the CMO office.
-
Trump order asks federal fund recipients to buy US goods
The new order asks federal agencies to encourage those who receive federal financial assistance for infrastructure projects to use American materials and products, including iron, steel, aluminum and cement.
-
Despite the ‘potential ethical violations,’ JEDI moves forward
Two companies have been selected to move forward in the Department of Defense’s Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contract consideration.
-
How government can get more agencies to share tech
Ensuring agency participation is key to the success of shared-services initiatives, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
GSA adds new cyber services to its tech acquisition vehicle
The new contract format better addresses the government’s need to protect high value assets, according to the General Services Administration.
-
Government tech contract gets a court-ordered redo
Questionable decisions made by a contracting officer on the Alliant 2 Small Business IT contract mean that all its awards have to be rescinded and redone.
-
GSA changes direction on contracting identification
The transition to a new entity verification service provider ends a decades-long relationship with the previous provider, Dun & Bradstreet.
-
A new telecom contract gets its first operator
GSA’s Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions telecommunications contract will set the new standard for federal enterprise IT modernization for the next 15 years.
-
Army Rapid Capabilities Office is getting a new name and mission
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is changing — in name and in charter — to focus on top Army modernization efforts that don’t fall neatly in one bin of effort, but need to be developed at high speed, according to the Army acquisition chief.
-
The problem with the Army’s 12-pound iPad
Three questions with Bruce Jette, the Army’s acquisition chief.
-
Pentagon acting CMO Lisa Hershman on saving billions of dollars for the department
Lisa Hershman details her goals for the next year and what lessons have been learned from her time spent thus far in the CMO office.
-
Trump order asks federal fund recipients to buy US goods
The new order asks federal agencies to encourage those who receive federal financial assistance for infrastructure projects to use American materials and products, including iron, steel, aluminum and cement.
