Contracts
CIO-SP4 protesters may finally see payments for their troubles
An exact timeframe for when the companies will get their long-awaited reimbursements is uncertain, even as those payments are in motion.
Companies
Balancing innovation and safety: Inside NIST’s AI Safety Institute
The institute's director Elizabeth Kelly details efforts to test models and create guidance to encourage responsible artificial intelligence use.
Contracts
How GAO told the Air Force to redo $12B systems integration contract
The dispute over a Sentinel program integration support contract intensifies as BAE Systems and Guidehouse battle for the award, further adding to the Air Force's nuclear missile modernization woes.
Opinion
Maximus protests labor clause in $6.6B CMS recompete
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services decided not to continue with the contract after the current option and has inserted a labor harmony requirement into the new solicitation.
Contracts
Groundswell, Workday make good on partnership with Peace Corps project
This implementation of cloud-based human resource management functions is part of a trend across federal agencies.
Opinion
Complaints mount about NITAAC's slow payment plan for CIO-SP4 protests
Many of the companies who won protests over the CIO-SP4 contract still have not been reimbursed for their costs and they are not happy about it.
Opinion
Next Power Breakfast explores the tech behind the USDA mission
USDA officials and industry experts will share insights on how USDA is leveraging technology to meet their mission and the opportunities ahead.
Top 100
Trends driving today's Top 100
Commercial tech, space and partnerships are keys to success for many of the biggest companies in the federal market.
Contracts
Veterans Affairs proposes schedule for T4NG2 case
The department believes the 32 protests involving the $60 billion IT vehicle can be resolved by March 2025.
Contracts
Protests against T4NG2 awards hit a growth spurt
More companies have joined the group of those complaining about how the Veterans Affairs Department evaluated proposals for the $60 billion IT vehicle.
Contracts
Protest ping-pong engulfs $345M Veterans Affairs contract
GovCIO and General Dynamics IT continue to trade blows as the file conversion contract has turned into a perpetual loop of protests and corrective actions.
Contracts
Judge sets schedule for CIO-SP4 protests
The National Institutes of Health's IT arm has about four weeks to file its administrative record for the $50 billion CIO-SP4 IT contract, followed by other deadlines through the summer and fall.
Opinion
FBI remains silent on who won ITSSS-2
A full week has passed since the FBI said it made 95 awards for the $7 billion IT pact, but there is no official word on who those winners are.
Contracts
Guidehouse resurrects protest after a DOD award again goes to Deloitte
Guidehouse claims the Defense Department did not conduct an adequate investigation into claims that a DOD official had a potential conflict-of-interest.
Contracts
FBI says it has awarded $7B ITSSS-2 pact
The award notice lacks an actual list of winners, but does have 31 companies in the full-and-open track and 64 in the small business group.
Contracts
NASA reveals final SEWP VI solicitation
Companies have until July 11 to turn in their proposals for the potential $60 billion IT product vehicle.
Contracts
One protester backs away from PACTS III challenge
The Homeland Security Department has changed parts of the solicitation for the $8.4 billion professional services vehicle as one protest ends and three others remain active.
Contracts
Guidehouse protests classified ODNI contract
This is the company's second protest in two years involving the same contract with the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
Companies
Townes-Whitley: SAIC must 'look up and look out' to drive growth
The company's new CEO is focusing on four pivot points around its portfolio, go-to-market strategy, brand and the culture to drive growth and innovation.
Contracts
More companies join CIO-SP4 protests
NITAAC is under a May 31 deadline to file its record of the procurement with the U.S. Court of Federal Claims.
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