The Pentagon is rewriting how it buys AI — control of the future of warfare
Instead of monolithic, all-in-one platforms, the Pentagon is shifting toward a model that looks more like modern cloud architecture.
Building more missile defense capability means rebuilding the industrial base behind it
“We’re over $1 billion into what will be a $9 billion investment over the next several years to increase capability across the board,” said Tim Cahill.
Some of the states most closely tied to the federal government may not be the ones you expect
“We believe that very deeply, that if you have 50 states doing 50 different things, well, maybe… the states can learn from one another,” said Liam Day.
Mullin testifies on DHS contract reviews, CISA staffing
Testifying before the House Homeland Security Committee on Wednesday, Mullin also said the administration may be close to identifying a new CISA nominee.
Two changes moving through the House would reshape how agencies buy
“It’s an attempt to go in and just codify that the rule of two is the rule of two, that we will set things aside for small business…”…
As the Pentagon pushes for battlefield AI, some military leaders urge caution
The Trump administration is pushing to use AI in the U.S. military even as it faces calls for caution from some companies and military leaders.
Is Communication Training the Key to Reducing Work Stress?
Just as there is compliance training to meet legal requirements, there should be mandatory communication training when an employee is promoted to manager and then annually after that….
The current government contracting environment
Luke Levasseur and Keeley McCarty, partners at Fox Rothschild, join host Roger Waldron on this week’s Off the Shelf for an in-depth discussion of the current government contracts…
Some of the most important parts of disaster response happen long before anything goes wrong
On average, FEMA’s annual budget is about $30 billion. It’s in excess of $30 billion. And about $1.5 billion of that is spent on contracts.
New DEI order for contractors is already being enforced as a legal challenge unfolds
“Contractors can’t wait for the Maryland lawsuit to play out. They need to be proactive in developing a plan,” said Dan Ramish.