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Lawmakers order deeper TransDigm probe by DoD watchdog
It’s not over yet for TransDigm, the defense contractor that repaid the government $16 million in overcharges amid heat from U.S. lawmakers.
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Huawei hit by US export controls, potential import ban
A Trump administration executive order declares a national economic emergency that empowers the government to ban the technology and services of “foreign adversaries” deemed to pose “unacceptable risks” to national security — including from cyberespionage and sabotage.
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Hackers for hire get government stamp of approval
A company that has held vulnerability disclosure efforts and bug bounties for the Defense Department is one step closer to going wide.
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A dozen companies chosen to work on up to $5B in construction projects for Trump’s border wall
The project is in response to the President’s 2017 executive order.
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Key lawmakers want to help small companies get Pentagon contracts. Here’s how.
A bipartisan pair of U.S. senators have introduced a bill to make it easier for small companies to do business with the Pentagon, through larger defense firms.
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How government contracting is still suffering from the shutdown
Contracting offices are still catching up from the impacts of the shutdown, which has had negative repercussions for federal contractors.
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Microsoft progresses on secret cloud ahead of JEDI decision
Microsoft plans to offer private previews of its Azure Secret cloud while it awaits accreditation.
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CBP ends its controversial hiring contract with Accenture
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has faced significant staff shortages in recent years, with those leaving the agency outnumbering new hires from 2013 to 2018.
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One year in, collaboration is the secret sauce, says GDIT
The one year anniversary of General Dynamics Information Technology’s merger with CSRA has brought a new outlook and style to the government contractor.
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Tony Moraco on SAIC exit: ‘They look for a back story, and there isn’t one’
CEO Tony Moraco and Chief Operating Officer Nazzic Keene, who will take the helm in July, spoke to Defense News about the timing and the transition.
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Lawmakers order deeper TransDigm probe by DoD watchdog
It’s not over yet for TransDigm, the defense contractor that repaid the government $16 million in overcharges amid heat from U.S. lawmakers.
-
Huawei hit by US export controls, potential import ban
A Trump administration executive order declares a national economic emergency that empowers the government to ban the technology and services of “foreign adversaries” deemed to pose “unacceptable risks” to national security — including from cyberespionage and sabotage.
-
Hackers for hire get government stamp of approval
A company that has held vulnerability disclosure efforts and bug bounties for the Defense Department is one step closer to going wide.
-
A dozen companies chosen to work on up to $5B in construction projects for Trump’s border wall
The project is in response to the President’s 2017 executive order.
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Key lawmakers want to help small companies get Pentagon contracts. Here’s how.
A bipartisan pair of U.S. senators have introduced a bill to make it easier for small companies to do business with the Pentagon, through larger defense firms.
-
How government contracting is still suffering from the shutdown
Contracting offices are still catching up from the impacts of the shutdown, which has had negative repercussions for federal contractors.
-
Microsoft progresses on secret cloud ahead of JEDI decision
Microsoft plans to offer private previews of its Azure Secret cloud while it awaits accreditation.
-
CBP ends its controversial hiring contract with Accenture
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has faced significant staff shortages in recent years, with those leaving the agency outnumbering new hires from 2013 to 2018.
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One year in, collaboration is the secret sauce, says GDIT
The one year anniversary of General Dynamics Information Technology’s merger with CSRA has brought a new outlook and style to the government contractor.
-
Tony Moraco on SAIC exit: ‘They look for a back story, and there isn’t one’
CEO Tony Moraco and Chief Operating Officer Nazzic Keene, who will take the helm in July, spoke to Defense News about the timing and the transition.
-
Lawmakers order deeper TransDigm probe by DoD watchdog
It’s not over yet for TransDigm, the defense contractor that repaid the government $16 million in overcharges amid heat from U.S. lawmakers.
-
Huawei hit by US export controls, potential import ban
A Trump administration executive order declares a national economic emergency that empowers the government to ban the technology and services of “foreign adversaries” deemed to pose “unacceptable risks” to national security — including from cyberespionage and sabotage.
-
Hackers for hire get government stamp of approval
A company that has held vulnerability disclosure efforts and bug bounties for the Defense Department is one step closer to going wide.
-
A dozen companies chosen to work on up to $5B in construction projects for Trump’s border wall
The project is in response to the President’s 2017 executive order.
-
Key lawmakers want to help small companies get Pentagon contracts. Here’s how.
A bipartisan pair of U.S. senators have introduced a bill to make it easier for small companies to do business with the Pentagon, through larger defense firms.
-
How government contracting is still suffering from the shutdown
Contracting offices are still catching up from the impacts of the shutdown, which has had negative repercussions for federal contractors.
-
Microsoft progresses on secret cloud ahead of JEDI decision
Microsoft plans to offer private previews of its Azure Secret cloud while it awaits accreditation.
-
CBP ends its controversial hiring contract with Accenture
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has faced significant staff shortages in recent years, with those leaving the agency outnumbering new hires from 2013 to 2018.
-
One year in, collaboration is the secret sauce, says GDIT
The one year anniversary of General Dynamics Information Technology’s merger with CSRA has brought a new outlook and style to the government contractor.
-
Tony Moraco on SAIC exit: ‘They look for a back story, and there isn’t one’
CEO Tony Moraco and Chief Operating Officer Nazzic Keene, who will take the helm in July, spoke to Defense News about the timing and the transition.
