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New fee structure puts NIH GWACs among cheapest IT options
NITAAC reduced the fees on its three governmentwide acquisition vehicles by as much as 35 percent.
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Treasury finalizes rule for imposing cyber sanctions
Per an April executive order, Treasury set the rules for sanctioning foreign hackers targeting America’s critical infrastructure.
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7 times technology transformed government
From ARPANET to the OPM hack, we look at the most influential IT advancements and events in government over the last 50 years.
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Report: DoD needs big cuts in civilian, contract spending in next budget
Otherwise, the department is in danger of missing a congressional budget target set in the 2013 NDAA.
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New protest delays GSA Agile BPA once again
Another round of protests means it could be another three months before agencies begin awarding work on the agile contract.
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18F site facilitates open-source bargain hunting
New site will host auctions for agencies with coding projects for under $3,500.
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Senate seeking contractors to boost proactive cyber squad
The IT Security Branch wants to know if there are contractors out there who can support its new cyber threat analysis team.
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GSA issues new BPA to consolidate agency software spends
Per a new OMB directive, agencies will have to rethink how they buy software and GSA’s new BPA is one way to do it.
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New OMB policy forces agencies to rethink software licensing
Per a draft directive released Dec. 21, agencies will have to centralize and standardize how they buy software moving forward.
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Final draft of standards for highly sensitive data in the cloud released
FedRAMP offered vendors one last chance to comment on security controls for what is known as the high impact baseline.
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New fee structure puts NIH GWACs among cheapest IT options
NITAAC reduced the fees on its three governmentwide acquisition vehicles by as much as 35 percent.
-
Treasury finalizes rule for imposing cyber sanctions
Per an April executive order, Treasury set the rules for sanctioning foreign hackers targeting America’s critical infrastructure.
-
7 times technology transformed government
From ARPANET to the OPM hack, we look at the most influential IT advancements and events in government over the last 50 years.
-
Report: DoD needs big cuts in civilian, contract spending in next budget
Otherwise, the department is in danger of missing a congressional budget target set in the 2013 NDAA.
-
New protest delays GSA Agile BPA once again
Another round of protests means it could be another three months before agencies begin awarding work on the agile contract.
-
18F site facilitates open-source bargain hunting
New site will host auctions for agencies with coding projects for under $3,500.
-
Senate seeking contractors to boost proactive cyber squad
The IT Security Branch wants to know if there are contractors out there who can support its new cyber threat analysis team.
-
GSA issues new BPA to consolidate agency software spends
Per a new OMB directive, agencies will have to rethink how they buy software and GSA’s new BPA is one way to do it.
-
New OMB policy forces agencies to rethink software licensing
Per a draft directive released Dec. 21, agencies will have to centralize and standardize how they buy software moving forward.
-
Final draft of standards for highly sensitive data in the cloud released
FedRAMP offered vendors one last chance to comment on security controls for what is known as the high impact baseline.
-
New fee structure puts NIH GWACs among cheapest IT options
NITAAC reduced the fees on its three governmentwide acquisition vehicles by as much as 35 percent.
-
Treasury finalizes rule for imposing cyber sanctions
Per an April executive order, Treasury set the rules for sanctioning foreign hackers targeting America’s critical infrastructure.
-
7 times technology transformed government
From ARPANET to the OPM hack, we look at the most influential IT advancements and events in government over the last 50 years.
-
Report: DoD needs big cuts in civilian, contract spending in next budget
Otherwise, the department is in danger of missing a congressional budget target set in the 2013 NDAA.
-
New protest delays GSA Agile BPA once again
Another round of protests means it could be another three months before agencies begin awarding work on the agile contract.
-
18F site facilitates open-source bargain hunting
New site will host auctions for agencies with coding projects for under $3,500.
-
Senate seeking contractors to boost proactive cyber squad
The IT Security Branch wants to know if there are contractors out there who can support its new cyber threat analysis team.
-
GSA issues new BPA to consolidate agency software spends
Per a new OMB directive, agencies will have to rethink how they buy software and GSA’s new BPA is one way to do it.
-
New OMB policy forces agencies to rethink software licensing
Per a draft directive released Dec. 21, agencies will have to centralize and standardize how they buy software moving forward.
-
Final draft of standards for highly sensitive data in the cloud released
FedRAMP offered vendors one last chance to comment on security controls for what is known as the high impact baseline.
