Contracts
CACI's international push is a slow and steady race
One delivery to the U.S.' neighbors up north is on contract and as CACI's chief executive told Wall Street, more activity like that drives the addressable market for its technology.
Contracts
Air Force launches $5.7B readiness, training support recompete
This will be the second iteration of the multiple-award contract seeking services to help operate and maintain aircraft systems.
Companies
Missteps doomed LinQuest's bid to keep $166M Space Force contract
The company blamed a time crunch for misunderstanding some of the evaluation notes it received on its recompete bid.
Contracts
House panel advances bill to make federal contracting easier to understand
The Plain Language in Contracting Act would require agencies to use easy-to-understand language for certain procurement notices pertaining to small businesses.
Contracts
Space Force seeks next-gen satellite monitoring system
The service branch wants to work with civilian and commercial satellite providers to create a space-based global environmental monitoring system.
Contracts
New rule cements sustainability mandate for federal buyers
A new update to the Federal Acquisition Regulation is meant to help the government meet goals for net-zero procurement by 2050.
Contracts
IRS lays out $512M case management IT recompete plan
A draft performance work statement is ready for industry to read through and weigh in on.
Contracts
CIO-SP4 protests drive yet another extension
With 17 protests active, no other option exists other than to continue on with the current CIO-SP3 vehicle.
Contracts
Early protests attack PACTS III solicitation
Several small businesses are challenging aspects of how the Homeland Security Department is running the $8.4 billion professional services contract vehicle.
Contracts
Army mulls bundling billions in professional services, IT vehicles
The service branch wants to create a consolidated and comprehensive marketplace that could replace two large vehicles with $49 billion in combined ceilings.
Contracts
NOAA awards 'Oceans' block of $8B services vehicle
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration moves ahead on its ProTech 2.0 small business contract with this round focused on NOAA's coastal mission.
Contracts
Deloitte backs off SHARKCAGE protest
Accenture can now begin working on the $789 million Navy cybersecurity contract after Deloitte withdrew its challenge.
Contracts
DHA starts to preview $290M acquisition support recompete
The draft request for proposals is now available for small businesses to read through and weigh in on.
Contracts
Army launches $3B energy services recompete
Iteration number four of the Energy Savings Performance Contracts program continues the Army's efforts to use those alternative financing mechanisms.
Contracts
Two more join the T4NG2 protest fray
The $61 billion IT vehicle now has 16 protests at the U.S. Court of Federal Claims and most of the complaints continue to focus on the Veterans Affairs Department's self-scoring methodology.
Contracts
VA plans to restart EHR deployments before the end of FY25, secretary says
Despite VA’s fiscal year 2025 budget request not allocating any money toward the deployment of its new EHR at additional medical facilities, VA Secretary Denis McDonough said it has “existing money” that will be made available to resume system rollouts.
Companies
How Groundswell leans on tech partnerships in its wins
At its launch, Groundswell chose a few commercial applications to focus on and cites that approach as helping capture several contracts exceeding $100 million and aiding the pursuit of a $1 billion prize.
Contracts
Marine Corps chooses trio for $249M loitering munitions contract
The Corps wants to have these smaller aerial weapons in the field as soon as federal fiscal year 2027.
Contracts
DHS lays out timeline for geospatial support recompete
The Homeland Security Department gives industry an idea of its plans to make these blanket purchase agreements available to bid on.
Contracts
T4NG2 protests grow to 14 with more possible
A dozen companies have gone to the court with questions over how the Veterans Affairs Department evaluated proposals for the $61 billion technology modernization contract vehicle.
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