Rhodes to exit as OFPP administrator
Kevin Rhodes has been OFPP administrator since October. He will be the second OMB management executive to leave in a matter of weeks.
Three pillars of a resilient hybrid SATCOM architecture
The current threat environment is forcing the agency to realize that all capabilities, including those space-based, are urgent and compelling.
Promotional Considerations
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BOD 26-04 isn’t a scoring upgrade. It’s an audit of whether you can actually fix things.
When automated threat actors weaponize vulnerabilities in hours, the ultimate bottleneck is not how fast we can scan, it’s how fast we can coordinate a fix.
Government asks for public input all the time, most people don’t know what to do with that invitation
“This is a part of the American democratic process, that this our government asking for feedback,” said Colette Delawalla.
DoD eyes accounting reforms to lower barriers for commercial firms
The Pentagon is asking industry to recommend “common sense contract accounting changes” that would reduce compliance costs.
SBA transforms 8(a) program to be race neutral, but did it go too far?
The Small Business Administration establishes a new test for small firms to demonstrate social disadvantage to get into the 8(a) program.
Army loses 18% of civilian workforce at two major depots
The GAO found that the Anniston and Red River Army Depots lost nearly 800 permanent and term-limited employees when comparing fiscal 2021 to fiscal 2025.
Pentagon wants to spend millions on Palantir with few details
A Pentagon memo directs up to $244 million for Palantir and calls for additional funding through 2028, raising transparency and competition concerns.
Contractors trying to comply with the Pentagon’s Anthropic restrictions are running into an unexpected problem
“Contractors have been getting materially different certification requests from the government in terms of what they need to be certified to,” said Ryan Frazee.