Lawyers say the Justice Department’s intervention in a fraud case involving Georgia Tech could serve as a key warning to contractors about the risks of ignoring federal cybersecurity…
Tony Celeste, head of Ingram Micro Public Sector LLC and Promark Technology Inc., joins Off the Shelf for a wide-ranging discussion of significant trends shaping the federal IT…
The Defense Department is ready to start ramping up implementation of its planned overhaul to the military’s household goods moving system, including by conducting DoD’s first-ever long distance…
It’s that most wonderful time of the year. The last few weeks of the fiscal. It’s when agencies try and spend money they have left before it disappears….
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Federal Space projects require a lot of different organizations to take care of the many, many technical needs, whether for defense or exploration purposes. The problem is, many…
There’s a criminal investigation underway into what appears to have been an attempt to disrupt the Army’s annual TechNet conference in Augusta, Georgia. Attendees arriving at the conference…
Mentor-protégé arrangements provide a great way for small businesses to win federal work along with their larger business mentors. The popular program goes back decades. But mentor-protégés aren’t…
The General Services Administration recently announced the first round of awards for Oasis+, with the Total Small Business Pool recognizing 1,383 awardees. Notably, 180 of these were joint…
The Department of the Navy’s third attempt to modernize its contract writing system and overall electronic procurement system is on shaky ground. The latest bid, which followed at…