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Acquisition
Agencies are entering a critical time for telecom transitions as March deadline to limit activity on an expiring contract vehicle approaches.
11/19/2019
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Acquisition
Citing "unmistakable bias," the cloud giant plans to sue the Department of Defense in the Court of Federal Claims to seek reconsideration of the award to Microsoft in the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract.
11/14/2019
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Budget
Even though another federal government shutdown might not be in the cards, contractors shouldn’t be complacent, according to the Professional Services Council.
11/13/2019
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Defense
Will Roper, the Air Force's acquisition head, said one of the best ways to prove budget needs to Congress is to show effects in the first event that centers around virtually connecting aircraft platforms.
11/12/2019
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Cloud
Agencies have to put data center and cloud optimization plans together to come to cohesive solution for computing, said agency and industry experts.
11/12/2019
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People
The General Services Administration's former top acquisition service official has a new job at an investment firm's cloud and cyber solutions company.
11/12/2019
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Election Security
A virtual oligopoly over voting technology by three private vendors and a lack of federal regulatory pressure has led to dangerous security vulnerabilities in the nation's election infrastructure, according to a new report.
11/12/2019
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Law Enforcement
The IRS and other tax enforcement agencies are touting big improvements in tracing the use of cryptocurrencies in tax evasion and other criminal schemes. They just don't want to talk about how.
11/08/2019
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Acquisition
Vendors say they are OK with some of GSA's moves to acquisition interfaces and contract consolidation.
11/06/2019
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Acquisition
The governmentwide Second Generation Information Technology is designed to help federal agencies buy hardware and reduce administrative costs and overhead.
11/05/2019
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Cloud
After Microsoft's win in the Pentagon's $10 billion cloud contract, Oracle is still looking for a court to force the contract to be rebid.
11/05/2019
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Telecom
As advanced 5G wireless services spread out from large metro areas in the coming years, telecom carriers advise federal agencies with far-flung locations to work with local governments to get connected.
11/04/2019
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Telecommunications
The federal government is pushing U.S. telecoms to take out gear from Huawei and other Chinese companies that may threaten their networks, but who is going to pay for the work?
11/01/2019
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Defense
The Defense Department named five bases around the country to test emerging high speed 5G network applications.
11/01/2019
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Acquisition
Outright criminal procurement fraud is thankfully rare, but compliance issues in federal contracting often have legal ramifications. Good communication can help, according to a new book.
10/31/2019