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FILE - In this June 14, 2018, file photo, the FBI seal is seen before a news conference at FBI headquarters in Washington. The U.S. government on Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2021, said a devastating hack of federal agencies is “likely Russian in origin” and said the operation appeared to be an “intelligence gathering” effort. The assessment was disclosed in a rare public statement from the FBI and other investigative agencies. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana, File)

FBI expanding footprint in Huntsville as part of multi-year realignment strategy

The FBI is building several new facilities at the Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama, which will eventually accommodate at least 3,400 employees.

Facilities/Construction

Air Force determining if managed services can help consolidate data across bases

Technology

The government should stop threatening startups’ IP rights

Commentary

More than troops will be departing Afghanistan — also a slew of contracts

Contracting

Lawmakers want to end 8-year debate over the definition of data centers

Reporter's Notebook

COVID-19 successes set new expectations for federal acquisition community

Contracting

NOAA’s data sharing with windmill developer could yield ocean insight for both parties

Big Data

Questions for the GSA administrator nominee, on what the job will actually involve

Contracting

The evolving federal market for small businesses

Off the Shelf

GSA, DHS making big push to address shortcomings in contractor assessments

Reporter's Notebook

FILE - This Aug. 4, 2009, file photo shows the United States Chamber of Commerce building in Washington. The White House says a senior national security official is leading the U.S. response to a massive breach of government departments and private corporations discovered late last year. The announcement that the deputy national security adviser for cyber and emergency technology, Anne Neuberger, has been in charge of the response to the SolarWinds hack follows congressional criticism of the government effort so far as “disorganized.” (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta, File)

Commerce Department builds out supply chain resilience in 2022 budget

Budget

Part I: Duplication in GSA’s BIC MAC and MAS programs

This column was originally published on Roger Waldron’s blog at The Coalition for Government Procurement and was republished here with permission from…

Commentary

Everything you need to know about project management

Project management expert and author Michael Lisagor joins host Mark Amtower on this week’s Amtower Off Center to talk about his new book, “The Essential…

Amtower Off-Center

What SCOTUS’ decision not to weigh in on False Claims Act case means for contractors

Contracting

What exactly is a false claim for purposes of federal contracting and if the government goes after a contractor?

FBI expanding footprint in Huntsville as part of multi-year realignment strategy

Air Force determining if managed services can help consolidate data across bases

The government should stop threatening startups’ IP rights

More than troops will be departing Afghanistan — also a slew of contracts

Lawmakers want to end 8-year debate over the definition of data centers

COVID-19 successes set new expectations for federal acquisition community

NOAA’s data sharing with windmill developer could yield ocean insight for both parties

Questions for the GSA administrator nominee, on what the job will actually involve

The evolving federal market for small businesses

GSA, DHS making big push to address shortcomings in contractor assessments

Commerce Department builds out supply chain resilience in 2022 budget

Part I: Duplication in GSA’s BIC MAC and MAS programs

Everything you need to know about project management

What SCOTUS’ decision not to weigh in on False Claims Act case means for contractors

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