Contracts

GSA issues major changes to Multiple Awards Schedule program

Contracts that do not meet sales thresholds will be allowed to expire, among other changes introduced through a new initiative.

Podcasts

WT 360: How private capital helps spin the tech innovation cycles

Tiffanny Gates, the former Novetta CEO now at Capitol Meridian Partners, describes how private equity and other investment models like it help bring commercial innovation into the public sector ecosystem.

Companies

Take the WT Contractor Survey

We want to take the pulse of the federal market. So tell us where you see the challenges, opportunities and impacts of the Trump administration.

Companies

ANALYSIS: Federal contractors navigate Trump administration uncertainty

Recent quarterly earnings calls by Science Applications International Corp. and Accenture reveal early some impacts as DOGE reviews create market anxiety.

Companies

Expect GovCon's compliance focus to only increase

The Defense Department's new CMMC cyber and supply chain standard is poised to disrupt the industry, one way or another.

Contracts

GSA to ‘quadruple' in size to centralize procurement across the government

The head of GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service told employees at a Thursday meeting that the agency will “do about $400 billion” in procurement management under this effort.

Companies

How AOC Connect juggles today's market churn with tomorrow's demands

This telecom carrier's blueprint involves the expansion of its network and potentially what the government's next big modernization contract looks like.

Opinion

AI’s promise amid federal EHR growing pains

As VA struggle with costs and DOD completes its rollout, artificial intelligence offers a path forward for electronic health records.

Contracts

FedRAMP to announce major overhaul next week

The initiative would seek to automate much of the cloud security program’s approval workflow and shift more control to the private sector.

Contracts

GSA tightens enforcement of minimum sales requirements for schedule holders

The Trump Administration and DOGE revive revenue thresholds to cut administrative costs and remove poor performing schedule holders.

Companies

International and growth leadership moves across the market

Plus a group that advocates for commercial tech companies brings in its new leader and a former GovCon CEO steps down from a board chairman role he held for three years.

Contracts

What these 5 hot federal contracts say about today's market

GovTribe’s newest list of its most-viewed opportunities highlight professional services, cybersecurity and IDIQ contracts as priorities amid government transition.

Companies

SPA gains Army presence via acquisition

The Arlington Capital Partners-owned company already could tout a presence at the Navy, Air Force, Space Force and intelligence community.

Companies

NVIDIA and MITRE announce AI-powered 6G project

The chip manufacturer and defense research firm will work with telecommunications companies to embed artificial intelligence into next generation wireless networking.

Companies

Google eyes security growth in planned $32B Wiz acquisition

The global tech giant undertakes its largest-ever purchase as cloud and artificial intelligence threats evolve.

Contracts

Special Operations Command launches $2B network equipment recompete

One award out of a maximum six will go to a small business for iteration three of this contract also called TREX.

Contracts

Navy picks 8 for $244M electronic warfare research contract

The Naval Research Laboratory set up this contract to further build up its simulation and modeling expertise.

Companies

Redhorse acquires software development specialist

This is the second transaction Redhorse has closed since it added Blue Delta Capital Partners as an investor.

Contracts

Inside industry’s wishlist for a new national AI strategy

Private sector companies and industry advocated highlight U.S. dominance, export controls and federal adoption as their biggest wants in a new national AI policy.

Contracts

FHA seeks virtual data set to fight pedestrian fatalities

This new Federal Highway Administration initiative aims to replace manual counting methods with artificial intelligence-generated data for improved safety planning.