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KBR wins $8B Antarctica research recompete

KBR's government services unit beats out three other bids as it prepares to go it alone as an independent public company.

  • By Ross Wilkers

VA seeks contractor to tackle 10 years of ad-hoc automation

The Veterans Affairs Department is looking to acquire a commercial platform and professional services to standardize and govern infrastructure automation across its hybrid IT environment.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Army seeks contractor support for war planning, medical logistics

The Army Material Command is in the market research phase of a contract that could run for five years.

  • By Nick Wakeman

OPM moves one step closer to HR system overhaul for 2 million federal workers

With protests cleared, the Office of Personnel Management can now award a 10-year contract for a new government-wide human capital platform.

  • By Nick Wakeman

CMS chooses finalists for Medicare claims processing competition

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services will eventually choose one integrator after seeing how their prototypes function in a set of challenges.

  • By Ross Wilkers

SpaceX awarded $4.1B tracking satellite contract

SpaceX has a 2028 deadline for delivering the constellation as an early operational capability.

  • By Ross Wilkers
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Navy chooses 16 for $350M 'Seabed to Space' systems contract

Awardees will perform technical work across the entire lifecycles of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems.

  • By Ross Wilkers
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GSA is preparing an AI-specific acquisition reform rule

The updated rule is expected in the next couple weeks and will set a preference for fixed-price models, making the GSA a “more predictable business partner” to original equipment manufacturers.

  • By Alexandra Kelley

Army logistics command wants to move away from staff augmentation

A new solicitation signals the Army's push toward more outcomes-based managed services for logistics and installation management.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Tribal 8(a) contractor wins round 1 of its suspension fight, but remains sidelined

The Small Business Administration has until June 12 to rebuild its case against ATI Government Solutions after failing to submit adequate documentation.

  • By Nick Wakeman

GSA joins White House’s fraud prevention task force

The agency said it will support the unit’s efforts by identifying waste, fraud and abuse across government contracting programs.

  • By Edward Graham

Pentagon consolidates Microsoft software buys into a single $9.7B Dell agreement

The blanket purchase agreement covers defense agencies, the intelligence community and the Coast Guard.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Navy picks 5 companies to keep its ships, subs and bases connected

The $453 million Automated Digital Network System contract consolidates several predecessor vehicles into a single pool.

  • By Nick Wakeman
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Deloitte awarded $249M Army contract as lone bidder

The firm will support the service branch’s 15-year, $18 billion effort to modernize depots, arsenals and ammunition plants.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Army MAPS protest saga takes new twists

One protest dismissed, one refiled, and proposals are now due June 22.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Navy turns to autonomous vessels to map the ocean floor

The Naval Oceanographic Office wants contractor-owned, operated USVs to fill data collection gaps.

  • By Nick Wakeman

OneGov’s discounted deals are ‘a first step’ to longer-term contracts, officials say

The General Services Administration has asked some companies to re-up their temporary price cuts while it continues to talk with them about becoming direct contractors on its Multiple Award Schedule.

  • By Edward Graham

GSA inks latest OneGov agreement with Snowflake

Under the deal, federal agencies will potentially be eligible “for higher-tier discounts of up to 50% reduced consumption cost on compute, as overall usage increases.”

  • By Edward Graham

SAIC loses protest fight over $1.4B Army contract it once held

GAO denies challenge to CASTLE-NET award, leaving Accenture Federal Services in place to modernize the Corps of Engineers' IT, cybersecurity and information management services.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Navy wants a single budget system — and wants the software maker to run it

A new sources sought notice sidelines traditional GovCon primes in favor of an OEM-led approach.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Navy preps small businesses for aircraft systems integration recompete

The service branch sketches out a rough timeline for the draft solicitation and indicates it is looking close at President Trump's fixed-price contracting executive order.

  • By Ross Wilkers