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Agencies are getting up to three more years on existing telecom contracts before having to shift to the $50 billion Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions vehicle.
The federal government is taking steps to fill high-demand, skills-gap positions in tech by retraining employees already working within agencies without a cyber or IT background.
The General Services Administration plans to consolidate dozens of its buying schedules across product areas including IT and services to reduce duplication.
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