SBA revokes USAID’s 8(a) contracting authority in wake of bribery scandal
The Small Business Administration is also auditing the government’s entire 8(a) contracting program, which could impact the broader GovCon ecosystem. In the wake of guilty pleas by three contractors and a former government contracting officer for a bribery scheme at the U.S. Agency for International Development, the Small Business Administration has revoked USAID’s 8(a) contracting authority. […]
SAIC loses protest over $927M incumbent Air Force contract
The Air Force gets backing in its decision to eliminate company from the competition for a modeling-and-simulation contract based on self-scoring methodology. Science Applications International Corp. has lost its fight to get back into the competition for an incumbent contracts with the Air Force. The service branch removed SAIC from the competition for a $972 million modeling-and-simulation […]
Teledyne subsidiary wins $127M Navy health IT recompete
Teledyne Brown Engineering helps the Naval Health Research Center develop and iterate software for use in modeling care flow and larger-scale operations. A Teledyne Technologies subsidiary has won a five-year, $126.7 million contract to continue its work on IT applications for a Navy research organization that focuses on operational readiness and infectious diseases. Teledyne Brown Engineering […]
Docusign discounts prices on software across government until 2027
The discounts cover two key software lines for all federal agencies. The General Services Administration on Thursday announced an agreement with software firm Docusign to significantly discount two of its offerings to federal agencies. In GSA’s latest OneGov agreement, Docusign will offer agencies a 70% discount on Docusign eSignature software and a 50% discount on Intelligent […]