Are agencies doing enough to enforce Section 889?
Are agencies doing enough to enforce Section 889?
Companies
SAIC hires new Navy business leader
Barbara Graham joins SAIC as a senior vice president and will be responsible for strategy and business development functions for this $1 billion-annual revenue portfolio.
Contracts
NASA plans to consolidate cloud contracts
The agency will combine several existing cloud contracts into a $685M small business set-aside procurement.
Contracts
Report: These 9 trends are reshaping government in 2023
Technology and efforts to improve digital service delivery factor into many trends identified in a March report by Deloitte's Center for Government Insights.
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Federal Data Collaboration: Fact or Fantasy?
Experts from the federal government sit down to explain the culture around federal data sharing as well as the challenges and benefits behind federal data collaboration.
Companies
Electrosoft adds new business development leader
Wes Postol will focus on the company's defense and civilian cybersecurity portfolios.
Companies
Former AWS exec joins small business as CEO
Meadowgate Technologies is launching a new strategy with its hire of three-decade national security veteran Tom Lash.
Companies
FAA selects Verizon for $2.4B telecommunications contract
The Federal Aviation Administration is looking to move toward a more modern network environment that is less defined by copper wires.
Contracts
US needs improved regulation to foster drone R&D
Unmanned aircraft system innovation is hindered by the current regulatory framework, according to witnesses at a congressional hearing.
Contracts
Senators try again to advance software license bill
The proposed Strengthening Agency Management and Oversight of Software Assets Act aims to spur more visibility into software acquisition contracts.
Opinion
The true lesson of Moore's Law is not about chips
Beware of thinking too narrowly about that certain rule coined by the late Gordon Moore. Whether he intended it or not, the idea of Moore's Law is more about what makes innovation and investment go than it is transistors on a chip.
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Kubernetes Backup & Recovery for Dummies
Backup in Kubernetes is different. This book is packed with actionable steps you can take to protect your data and ensure a smooth evolution to cloud-native.
Opinion
Program managers play a bigger BD role as recompete landscape shifts
Incumbency is no guarantee of success, so program managers must embrace their business development role and to do that they should get more training to recognize and communicate their customers needs.
Contracts
Biden budget has clear priorities even with uphill battle
President Biden's fiscal year 2024 budget request appears to lay the groundwork for technology and professional opportunities, no matter what the final numbers add up to.
Contracts
Space Force chooses 18 companies for $900M data contract
The service branch prioritized commercial software offerings and current accreditations for the awardees' products.
Companies
Google hires former Navy CIO
Aaron Weis joins the global tech giant to lead its public sector technology strategy after four years as the Navy's lead IT official.
Opinion
Drone strike in Syria highlights risks faced by contractors
Contractors have lived and worked in war zones since the Sept. 11 attacks, a fact government agencies do not acknowledge enough.
Opinion
CIO-SP4 award plan changes
The agency running this $50 billion IT contract is working to send out a "preliminary notification" of potential winners instead of announcing final awards.
Companies
Bluestone closes third investment fund
Existing and new limited partners have committed capital into Bluestone Investment Partners III for backing lower-middle market companies.
Contracts
DOD partners with GSA to get sustainable products to agencies
General Services Administration officials have agreed to leverage Defense Department program that assists agencies in their acquisitions of sustainable commercial off-the-shelf technologies.
Companies
SAIC agrees to divest supply chain business
ASRC Federal will add more than 240 employees supporting the Defense Logistics Agency after the $350 million deal closes.
Contracts