Month: March 2026

Kim Reidy, the director of the Office of Small Business Programs for NAVWAR, said the command is doing more to attract non-traditional small firms.

“In many cases our youngest families that are moving into military housing, they’ve never lived in a home that is now theirs,” said Brian Stann.

The new “QSMO” comes as the Trump administration seeks to consolidate roughly 230 acquisition systems across the federal government.

GSA’s new guide is raising concerns about an increasing patchwork of contractor cybersecurity rules across government.

Legislation introduced in both houses of Congress on Wednesday would require the government to create a new front door for loans at Lending.gov.

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission has issued its first construction permit for a commercial nuclear reactor in eight years.

Gaddafi Ismail, the president of De Lune Corp., explains why contractors are an important piece in keeping the federal mission moving when disruption hits.

“When you think about doing the hard things that SDA is charged with doing here, you have to recognize that it’s going to take time,” Jon Ludwigson said.

John Weiler, CEO of the Information Technology Acquisition Advisory Council, explains why open, secure architectures must be the foundation for this effort.

“As we move forward, there’s going to be, I imagine, some pushback legally from Anthropic to the Pentagon,” Stephanie Kostro said.