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To maintain tech edge, US seeks export controls on AI
Before the government can regulate artificial intelligence, it has to define it.
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GAO shuts down Oracle’s JEDI protest, but it’s not over yet
One JEDI protest down … many, many more likely to go.
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GSA awards first new contact center contract
The General Services Administration’s first award on the Contact Center Special Item Number contract is the first step in what is expected to be a diverse array of vendors from whom agencies can choose.
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After Hurricane Michael, the Air Force moved Tyndall AFB’s contracting data to the cloud
The Air Force worked with local civil air patrol to recover a set of servers from Tyndall Air Force base so that officials could make changes to contracts after a devastating hurricane.
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Pentagon predicts a third of industrial base gaps could be addressed in one year
There are 300 critical weak spots for the defense-industrial base, per a U.S. government report.
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DoD seeks industry input on multibillion-dollar cloud collaboration solution
The Department of Defense committed to using the IT Schedule 70 contract to acquire enterprisewide collaboration services in a commercial cloud.
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Harris, L3 CEOs expect to hold onto civilian business
As L3 and Harris prepare to merge into a new company, L3 Harris Technologies, Defense News spoke with the CEOs of both companies to discuss impacts of the merger.
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GSA introduces tech-savvy contract for contact centers
The new contract vehicle is designed with flexibility in mind to make sure that agencies can acquire the most up-to-date products for communicating with citizens.
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GSA issues second phase awards for Centers of Excellence
The contract awards kick off the second phase of Centers of Excellence work at the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Here’s who is running the Pentagon’s acquisition and technology offices
A quartet of new leaders have joined the Pentagon’s R&E side in the last month, while the A&S structure rounds itself out.
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To maintain tech edge, US seeks export controls on AI
Before the government can regulate artificial intelligence, it has to define it.
-
GAO shuts down Oracle’s JEDI protest, but it’s not over yet
One JEDI protest down … many, many more likely to go.
-
GSA awards first new contact center contract
The General Services Administration’s first award on the Contact Center Special Item Number contract is the first step in what is expected to be a diverse array of vendors from whom agencies can choose.
-
After Hurricane Michael, the Air Force moved Tyndall AFB’s contracting data to the cloud
The Air Force worked with local civil air patrol to recover a set of servers from Tyndall Air Force base so that officials could make changes to contracts after a devastating hurricane.
-
Pentagon predicts a third of industrial base gaps could be addressed in one year
There are 300 critical weak spots for the defense-industrial base, per a U.S. government report.
-
DoD seeks industry input on multibillion-dollar cloud collaboration solution
The Department of Defense committed to using the IT Schedule 70 contract to acquire enterprisewide collaboration services in a commercial cloud.
-
Harris, L3 CEOs expect to hold onto civilian business
As L3 and Harris prepare to merge into a new company, L3 Harris Technologies, Defense News spoke with the CEOs of both companies to discuss impacts of the merger.
-
GSA introduces tech-savvy contract for contact centers
The new contract vehicle is designed with flexibility in mind to make sure that agencies can acquire the most up-to-date products for communicating with citizens.
-
GSA issues second phase awards for Centers of Excellence
The contract awards kick off the second phase of Centers of Excellence work at the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
-
Here’s who is running the Pentagon’s acquisition and technology offices
A quartet of new leaders have joined the Pentagon’s R&E side in the last month, while the A&S structure rounds itself out.
-
To maintain tech edge, US seeks export controls on AI
Before the government can regulate artificial intelligence, it has to define it.
-
GAO shuts down Oracle’s JEDI protest, but it’s not over yet
One JEDI protest down … many, many more likely to go.
-
GSA awards first new contact center contract
The General Services Administration’s first award on the Contact Center Special Item Number contract is the first step in what is expected to be a diverse array of vendors from whom agencies can choose.
-
After Hurricane Michael, the Air Force moved Tyndall AFB’s contracting data to the cloud
The Air Force worked with local civil air patrol to recover a set of servers from Tyndall Air Force base so that officials could make changes to contracts after a devastating hurricane.
-
Pentagon predicts a third of industrial base gaps could be addressed in one year
There are 300 critical weak spots for the defense-industrial base, per a U.S. government report.
-
DoD seeks industry input on multibillion-dollar cloud collaboration solution
The Department of Defense committed to using the IT Schedule 70 contract to acquire enterprisewide collaboration services in a commercial cloud.
-
Harris, L3 CEOs expect to hold onto civilian business
As L3 and Harris prepare to merge into a new company, L3 Harris Technologies, Defense News spoke with the CEOs of both companies to discuss impacts of the merger.
-
GSA introduces tech-savvy contract for contact centers
The new contract vehicle is designed with flexibility in mind to make sure that agencies can acquire the most up-to-date products for communicating with citizens.
-
GSA issues second phase awards for Centers of Excellence
The contract awards kick off the second phase of Centers of Excellence work at the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
-
Here’s who is running the Pentagon’s acquisition and technology offices
A quartet of new leaders have joined the Pentagon’s R&E side in the last month, while the A&S structure rounds itself out.
