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DISA’s new acquisition authority could mean a boost to cyber
The Defense Information Systems Agency’s Other Transaction Authority is a good fit for rapid buying in cyber.
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DISA announces winners of $17.5 billion IT modernization contract
Twenty companies won spots on DISA’s Encore III contract.
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How Amazon could become near monopoly for federal procurement
Amazon stands to become a dominate player, if not the dominant player, in the federal procurement marketplace based on the recent National Defense Authorization Act.
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Improved adaptability key for DoD [Commentary]
The DoD unquestionably establishes robust and comprehensive PM frameworks. However, with increasing competition and accelerating disruptions from new technology, market shifts, and social change, it is essential for organizations worldwide to perpetually adapt — and the DoD is no different.
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Democratic lawmakers sue over Trump, GSA hotel lease secrecy
Democratic members of the House oversight committee are suing the Trump administration for its refusal to turn over information about the Trump family’s lease of the Trump Hotel in Washington.
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Experts: government should buy like the behemoth it is
Government is the biggest purchaser in the world and need to start acting like it, according to federal experts who spoke at the ACT-IAC Executive Leadership Conference.
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Government’s biggest cybersecurity program is evolving
CDM DEFEND will take the acquisition cycle out of the equation for agencies looking for new cybersecurity solutions.
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Feds won’t go all in on cloud. And that’s a security problem.
Moving applications to the cloud requires agencies to refocus their security away from the network and onto users and data.
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Puerto Rico utility moves to scrap $300M Whitefish contract
The announcement came hours after Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rossello urged the utility to scrap the deal for Whitefish’s help in rebuilding the electrical system from the damage inflicted by Hurricane Maria.
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GSA announces winners on 2nd generation GWAC for veteran-owned businesses
Out of almost 190 proposals, GSA picked 70 veteran-owned small businesses to join the VETS 2 contract vehicle.
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DISA’s new acquisition authority could mean a boost to cyber
The Defense Information Systems Agency’s Other Transaction Authority is a good fit for rapid buying in cyber.
-
DISA announces winners of $17.5 billion IT modernization contract
Twenty companies won spots on DISA’s Encore III contract.
-
How Amazon could become near monopoly for federal procurement
Amazon stands to become a dominate player, if not the dominant player, in the federal procurement marketplace based on the recent National Defense Authorization Act.
-
Improved adaptability key for DoD [Commentary]
The DoD unquestionably establishes robust and comprehensive PM frameworks. However, with increasing competition and accelerating disruptions from new technology, market shifts, and social change, it is essential for organizations worldwide to perpetually adapt — and the DoD is no different.
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Democratic lawmakers sue over Trump, GSA hotel lease secrecy
Democratic members of the House oversight committee are suing the Trump administration for its refusal to turn over information about the Trump family’s lease of the Trump Hotel in Washington.
-
Experts: government should buy like the behemoth it is
Government is the biggest purchaser in the world and need to start acting like it, according to federal experts who spoke at the ACT-IAC Executive Leadership Conference.
-
Government’s biggest cybersecurity program is evolving
CDM DEFEND will take the acquisition cycle out of the equation for agencies looking for new cybersecurity solutions.
-
Feds won’t go all in on cloud. And that’s a security problem.
Moving applications to the cloud requires agencies to refocus their security away from the network and onto users and data.
-
Puerto Rico utility moves to scrap $300M Whitefish contract
The announcement came hours after Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rossello urged the utility to scrap the deal for Whitefish’s help in rebuilding the electrical system from the damage inflicted by Hurricane Maria.
-
GSA announces winners on 2nd generation GWAC for veteran-owned businesses
Out of almost 190 proposals, GSA picked 70 veteran-owned small businesses to join the VETS 2 contract vehicle.
-
DISA’s new acquisition authority could mean a boost to cyber
The Defense Information Systems Agency’s Other Transaction Authority is a good fit for rapid buying in cyber.
-
DISA announces winners of $17.5 billion IT modernization contract
Twenty companies won spots on DISA’s Encore III contract.
-
How Amazon could become near monopoly for federal procurement
Amazon stands to become a dominate player, if not the dominant player, in the federal procurement marketplace based on the recent National Defense Authorization Act.
-
Improved adaptability key for DoD [Commentary]
The DoD unquestionably establishes robust and comprehensive PM frameworks. However, with increasing competition and accelerating disruptions from new technology, market shifts, and social change, it is essential for organizations worldwide to perpetually adapt — and the DoD is no different.
-
Democratic lawmakers sue over Trump, GSA hotel lease secrecy
Democratic members of the House oversight committee are suing the Trump administration for its refusal to turn over information about the Trump family’s lease of the Trump Hotel in Washington.
-
Experts: government should buy like the behemoth it is
Government is the biggest purchaser in the world and need to start acting like it, according to federal experts who spoke at the ACT-IAC Executive Leadership Conference.
-
Government’s biggest cybersecurity program is evolving
CDM DEFEND will take the acquisition cycle out of the equation for agencies looking for new cybersecurity solutions.
-
Feds won’t go all in on cloud. And that’s a security problem.
Moving applications to the cloud requires agencies to refocus their security away from the network and onto users and data.
-
Puerto Rico utility moves to scrap $300M Whitefish contract
The announcement came hours after Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rossello urged the utility to scrap the deal for Whitefish’s help in rebuilding the electrical system from the damage inflicted by Hurricane Maria.
-
GSA announces winners on 2nd generation GWAC for veteran-owned businesses
Out of almost 190 proposals, GSA picked 70 veteran-owned small businesses to join the VETS 2 contract vehicle.
