GSA hits one-year mark for OneGov
The General Services Administration’s effort to centralize brand name technology purchases has brought in 20 companies as participants so far. The General Services Administration is touting milestones for its OneGov initiative, which the agency unveiled roughly a year ago as its means to consolidate how federal government’s purchases of many commercial technology offerings. Since OneGov’s launch […]
Japanese lease dooms SupplyCore’s protest of logistics contract
The General Services Administration could not evaluate the documentation of a warehouse lease written entirely in Japanese with no English translation. The Government Accountability Office has released its decision explaining why SupplyCore failed in its bid to hold onto a logistics support contract for U.S. military installations in Japan. While we reported the decision earlier this […]
Army sets industry day for high-performance computing recompete
Defense Department communities involved in tech development and transition efforts all have access to the supercomputing systems, which are currently supported by BAE Systems Inc. Companies and other interested parties are now able to register for an industry day that will focus on the next iteration of a high-performance computing support services contract. The Army Corps […]
True Anomaly fetches $650M in Series D round
The four-year-old space startup closes a new capital raise on the heels of its selection for a key Golden Dome-related contract. True Anomaly, a small satellite manufacturing startup that has quickly expanded into other aspects of space, has collected $650 million in Series D capital from investors to aid efforts in accelerating product deliveries. This new […]
Pentagon adds Google’s latest model to GenAI.mil as usage soars
Users have built more than 100,000 AI agents using the generative-AI platform, officials said. LAS VEGAS—Users of the Pentagon’s enterprise-wide generative-AI platform now have access to Google Cloud’s latest and most advanced commercial AI model, Gemini 3.1 Pro, after several weeks of using the software in preview mode. The software is available to defense users through […]
VA seeks single contractor to modernize sprawling supply chain
The Veterans Affairs Department has 63 legacy systems across 174 sites that have created fragmented and inefficient operations. The Veterans Affairs Department is planning a new single-award contract to modernize and integrate its sprawling supply chain management systems. In a request for information posted Friday, VA describes its desire to pull together 63 legacy systems that […]
Booz Allen fills CFO vacancy, adds president title to Anderson
Sierra Space’s Troy Lahr moves into the chief financial officer position, while Chief Operating Officer Kristine Martin Anderson expands her role at Booz Allen Hamilton. Booz Allen Hamilton has hired a new permanent chief financial officer and elevated its acting CFO to the post of president, among several senior executive moves. Troy Lahr is joining Booz Allen […]
First protest filed against the Army’s troubled MAPS contract
Some in industry are calling the $50 billion professional services vehicle “still a hot mess” as the Army works to answer thousands of questions. The first in what could be many bid protests involving the Army’s MAPS contract has been filed at the Government Accountability Office. The 10-year, $50 billion Marketplace for the Acquisition of Professional Services vehicle […]
HawkEye 360 launches IPO roadshow, sets goals for listing
The 11-year-old commercial satellite operator is now officially at work in marketing its stock to potential institutional investors. HawkEye 360 has set the terms of its pending initial public offering and the valuation it is seeking to fetch from investors through the sale of its stock, according to amended regulatory documents filed Monday. The commercial satellite […]
FAR Overhaul final rules stall as OMB weighs changes
President Trump’s “Made in America” executive order could force significant rewrites to domestic content provisions. The 12 final rules that will cement the provisions of the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul are still under review at the Office of Management and Budget, months after their expected release. Four rules are apparently close to being published in the Federal […]