Opinion
USAID needs contractors who can think like incubators
USAID has a new framework that will change the way development contractors work.
Opinion
Senior execs to bring 2023 trends into focus at our next Power Breakfast
Executives from large, small and mid-sized businesses will share their views on the opportunities and challenges for the year ahead as we kick off our 2023 series of WT Power Breakfasts.
Opinion
How to leverage FITARA to drive your customer's modernization efforts
FITARA scorecards have been a powerful tool for agency improvements but they also are a guide for contractors looking to help their customers modernize their operations and move toward hybrid cloud environments.
Opinion
Federal presence on LinkedIn continues to grow
Mark Amtower's annual census of feds on the social media platform show 2.7 million feds are on LinkedIn.
Opinion
CACI again wins $5.7B Air Force contract, but new protests follow
The service branch is trying to award its enterprise IT-as-a-service contract for a second time.
Opinion
Why RFIs have short response windows, part 2
Thanks to reader feedback, here is a fresh take on why agencies might issue sources sought notices with little time for a response.
Opinion
New rule does little to clarify communications between agencies and industry
While years in the making, the significant changes to how agencies and industry can communicate appear more cosmetic.
Opinion
What does this tight response deadline tell us?
A new request for information out of the Veterans Affairs' IT office makes me wonder if the VA has unstated reasons for creating such a short window for responses.
Opinion
Lack of differentiation turns Army task order into a price shootout
Neither bidder's technical proposal stood out for the Army as the branch competed a data center contract.
Opinion
If, Then: 2023 poses many questions and scenarios
No outcome predictions in this space because that's too hard and risky. But plenty of pathways ahead as 2023 begins.
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What 2022 tells us about 2023 and beyond
A look back at the top stories of 2022 offers us some insights and foreshadowing into what government contractors will care about in 2023 and the years after that.
Opinion
Where GSA can make improvements to Alliant 3
Business development practitioner Robert Lohfeld Sr. highlights where General Services Administration can make changes to the governmentwide IT solutions contract for everyone's benefit.
Opinion
Shield AI joins a small club with its latest funding round
Venture capital and other investors want to find the next startup company, or companies, with the potential to join what we call a "Group of Four."
Opinion
DOD's huge cloud vehicle should open doors to innovation
Each bidder may be on the potential $9 billion contract, but their competition for work will be fierce and fuel advancements in battlefield tech.
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DOD launches investment arm to fuel innovation
The Defense Department is standing up an organization to route more private sector money towards key technology areas such as quantum computing and advanced materials.
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Palantir takes another step forward with its Lockheed Martin agreement
For its Navy partnership with Lockheed, the software provider puts on its good partner hat and broadens its strategy to be a disruptor in the market.
Opinion
How to define the role of BD at the small business contractor
Business development has changed post-COVID, which means small businesses in particular must find to thrive in a hybrid environment of in-person and virtual BD.
Opinion
Ascend BPA promises an easier path for cloud acquisitions
Cloud service providers and others should track the General Services Administration's work on developing the Ascend blanket purchase agreement. Here are some critical elements to watch for.
Opinion
IBM CEO joins Northrop Grumman's board
This move coincides with a critical juncture in the global computer chip supply and overall conversation around commercial technology in public sector.
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More protest troubles loom over CIO-SP4
Debriefings are underway with companies who did not get through phase one of the competition for the $50 billion IT vehicle.
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