-
Air Force cancels $24 million refrigerator order for Air Force One
The Air Force has canceled a $24 million order for two replacement refrigerator units aboard Air Force One.
-
OPM wants new technology for employee management
The new system would fulfill Office of Personnel Management objectives to make it easier for employees to move in between agencies or in and out of the private sector.
-
A new masterclass trains digital acquisition ‘Top Guns’
Tech procurement requires a different approach than other buying styles, and the DITAP development program from the Office of Management and Budget and U.S. Digital Services aims to give participants a hands-on approach to best practices.
-
GSA wants to modernize how feds get paid
The system, called NewPay, would be offered to all interested federal agencies under a blanket purchase agreement reaching potentially $2.5 billion.
-
Senate backs effort to restore ‘net neutrality’ rules
Tech companies have been signaling that the repeal of net neutrality could lead to significant financial consequences.
-
Pentagon wants nuclear secrets out of the silos and into the cloud
New Pentagon-specific cloud infrastructure must be built to accommodate nuclear secrets, and hopefully the attendant risk.
-
Adobe becomes first to receive streamlined federal cloud authorization
Adobe’s Creative Cloud, Document Cloud and Sign services were the first to receive authorization under the Federal Risk Authorization Management Program’s streamlined process for assessing low risk products.
-
Los Alamos vs. Savannah: Where’s the future of US nuclear weapons work?
The federal agency that oversees the nation’s nuclear weapons stockpile is expected this week to release a report on the best option for the United States as it looks to ramp up production of the plutonium cores that trigger nuclear warheads.
-
DoD settles with Iraq War oil supplier in fraud case
The settlement closes the book on allegations that originally surfaced in 2008.
-
GSA’s mega telecom contract receives ‘Best-in-Class’ designation
The designation means that the Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions Contract is considered a preferred vehicle by the Office of Management and Budget.
-
Air Force cancels $24 million refrigerator order for Air Force One
The Air Force has canceled a $24 million order for two replacement refrigerator units aboard Air Force One.
-
OPM wants new technology for employee management
The new system would fulfill Office of Personnel Management objectives to make it easier for employees to move in between agencies or in and out of the private sector.
-
A new masterclass trains digital acquisition ‘Top Guns’
Tech procurement requires a different approach than other buying styles, and the DITAP development program from the Office of Management and Budget and U.S. Digital Services aims to give participants a hands-on approach to best practices.
-
GSA wants to modernize how feds get paid
The system, called NewPay, would be offered to all interested federal agencies under a blanket purchase agreement reaching potentially $2.5 billion.
-
Senate backs effort to restore ‘net neutrality’ rules
Tech companies have been signaling that the repeal of net neutrality could lead to significant financial consequences.
-
Pentagon wants nuclear secrets out of the silos and into the cloud
New Pentagon-specific cloud infrastructure must be built to accommodate nuclear secrets, and hopefully the attendant risk.
-
Adobe becomes first to receive streamlined federal cloud authorization
Adobe’s Creative Cloud, Document Cloud and Sign services were the first to receive authorization under the Federal Risk Authorization Management Program’s streamlined process for assessing low risk products.
-
Los Alamos vs. Savannah: Where’s the future of US nuclear weapons work?
The federal agency that oversees the nation’s nuclear weapons stockpile is expected this week to release a report on the best option for the United States as it looks to ramp up production of the plutonium cores that trigger nuclear warheads.
-
DoD settles with Iraq War oil supplier in fraud case
The settlement closes the book on allegations that originally surfaced in 2008.
-
GSA’s mega telecom contract receives ‘Best-in-Class’ designation
The designation means that the Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions Contract is considered a preferred vehicle by the Office of Management and Budget.
-
Air Force cancels $24 million refrigerator order for Air Force One
The Air Force has canceled a $24 million order for two replacement refrigerator units aboard Air Force One.
-
OPM wants new technology for employee management
The new system would fulfill Office of Personnel Management objectives to make it easier for employees to move in between agencies or in and out of the private sector.
-
A new masterclass trains digital acquisition ‘Top Guns’
Tech procurement requires a different approach than other buying styles, and the DITAP development program from the Office of Management and Budget and U.S. Digital Services aims to give participants a hands-on approach to best practices.
-
GSA wants to modernize how feds get paid
The system, called NewPay, would be offered to all interested federal agencies under a blanket purchase agreement reaching potentially $2.5 billion.
-
Senate backs effort to restore ‘net neutrality’ rules
Tech companies have been signaling that the repeal of net neutrality could lead to significant financial consequences.
-
Pentagon wants nuclear secrets out of the silos and into the cloud
New Pentagon-specific cloud infrastructure must be built to accommodate nuclear secrets, and hopefully the attendant risk.
-
Adobe becomes first to receive streamlined federal cloud authorization
Adobe’s Creative Cloud, Document Cloud and Sign services were the first to receive authorization under the Federal Risk Authorization Management Program’s streamlined process for assessing low risk products.
-
Los Alamos vs. Savannah: Where’s the future of US nuclear weapons work?
The federal agency that oversees the nation’s nuclear weapons stockpile is expected this week to release a report on the best option for the United States as it looks to ramp up production of the plutonium cores that trigger nuclear warheads.
-
DoD settles with Iraq War oil supplier in fraud case
The settlement closes the book on allegations that originally surfaced in 2008.
-
GSA’s mega telecom contract receives ‘Best-in-Class’ designation
The designation means that the Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions Contract is considered a preferred vehicle by the Office of Management and Budget.
