GSA, SBA target more 8(a) firms for audits
GSA, SBA target more 8(a) firms for audits
Contracts
FirstSource III protesters lose bid to revive $10B DHS contract
A Court of Federal Claims judge rules that President Trump’s consolidation order gave the Homeland Security Department a rational basis to cancel the long-stalled IT vehicle.
Contracts
NASA launches $425M hydrosphere research support recompete
NASA uses the contract to acquire industry support across activities in data product development and validation, instrument development, and numerical modeling.
Companies
Army unveils first drafts for $7B in HR support contracts
The Human Resources Solutions GEN VI contract suite has one opportunity for small businesses only, while the second will be a full-and-open competition.
Sponsor Content
From backlogs to mission impact: How defense organizations can unlock agentic AI
Discover how agentic AI is transforming defense logistics, procurement, and operations—cutting hours of manual work to minutes while accelerating mission impact.
Contracts
ICE kicks off its search for eDiscovery software
Immigrations and Customs Enforcement embarks on this effort to support its staff of 2,300 attorneys and 350 support personnel that handle large volumes of cases and related data.
Contracts
Everfox secures $90 million Army tech support contract
The award's scope covers software, hardware and engineering services and is also open to other parts of the Defense Department.
Companies
Maximus seeks greater technical depth in $660M Agile Defense acquisition
In talking with Wall Street, Maximus CEO Bruce Caswell takes investors through the rationale for the acquisition and how Agile Defense does more than "just simply building technology and handing it over."
Contracts
SBA's proposed size standard rules draw 1,200-plus comments… and counting
Many oppose raising the thresholds, but there are plenty of supporters too. Industry has one more month to tell the Small Business Administration what they think.
Companies
Maximus to acquire Agile Defense for $660M
Maximus has traditionally focused on civilian work but has sought to ramp up its defense portfolio over the past two years.
Companies
Defense tech M&A runs hot as government services firms work past the DOGE effect
Investment bank DC Advisory sees buyers paying top dollar for differentiated defense capabilities, but the numbers in its newest report show second-quarter deal volume falling sharply.
Sponsor Content
Prevent, govern, prove
As military autonomy expands, software supply chain risks grow. Discover how defense teams can secure, govern, and verify mission-critical software.
Contracts
Small business takes aim at DISA’s Enclave expansion
Competitive Range Solutions claims the Defense Information Systems Agency sat on the requirement for three years and now claims this is the only contract it can use to meet deadlines.
Companies
FDIC surveys landscape for IT consolidation approaches
Artificial intelligence and conventional automation techniques are a keen area of interest for the government body chartered to protect U.S. citizens' savings accounts.
Companies
Tech bills of the week: Cutting federal funding for Flock; Making data centers shoulder their power costs; and more
Lawmakers are continuing to take bipartisan aim at the use of artificial intelligence-powered surveillance systems and at data center development and operations.
Podcasts
WT 360: Entarian and the market’s solution development paradigm
Mark Lee, chief executive of Entarian, breaks down the key differences he sees between technology integration and mission integration as the federal ecosystem largely evolves away from focusing squarely on point solutions.
Companies
Defense, growth and operations leadership moves across the market
Peraton, SAIC and Ursa Major are among companies adding executives in business development, capture and operations roles.
Contracts
Core4ce challenges removal from $1.4B RETS contract competition
The company wants the Government Accountability Office to rule on allegations of a conflict-of-interest involving a competitor for the Defense Department research-and-development vehicle.
Contracts
Where the health IT market is going next
The opportunities can run through the back office, the battlefield and the lab. Learn more at our next Power Breakfast on Oct. 23.
Companies
US moves to staff leaders for industry-partnered offensive cyber program
The Trump administration is laying groundwork to enlist companies against foreign cybercriminals, but payment arrangements and protections for participating firms remain unresolved.
Contracts
Air Force cannot fix pricing leak by leaking it to everyone, GAO says
Sharing leaked pricing with all bidders compounded a Procurement Integrity Act violation rather than curing it.
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