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In today's Federal Newscast, NASA and GSA both saw increases in their technology services and products sales.
Though rare, procurement fraud is a persistent problem. Now a former Air Force procurement official has put together a book on the topic.
The 2020 NDAA bars DoD from converting military medical billets to civilian ones until more analysis is done.
Tom Romeo, the general manager for the U.S. federal services segment for Maximus, said agencies have stiffened up the rules to get through the security clearance process and the backlog remains a big problem for vendors.
Agencies have a specific goal now from Congress to move security clearance holders from periodic reinvestigations to continuous vetting programs. The goal is just one of several provisions aimed at modernizing the security clearance process that lawmakers included in the 2020 defense policy bill.
DoD will use U.S. Special Operations Command and U.S. Transportation Command to test its new cloud.
The Army is using other transaction authority to purchase prototypes of tactical vehicles that would be dropped from helicopters.
Mike Parkinson, author and principal at 24 Hour Company, joined this week's Amtower Off Center to discuss why graphics are important to proposals and how companies can use them to win more government contracts.
With half of GSA’s private leases set to expire in the next five years, the agency and its Public Buildings Services has a chance to shrink the government's real estate footprint.
In today's Federal Newscast, the Government Accountability Office found the agencies excluded more than $271 million in building costs per year, between fiscal 2015 through 2018.
Justice Department lawyers accuse Amazon of improperly redacting a "large quantity" of information from the publicly-released version of its JEDI lawsuit
With some of the latest ironies, federal marketing and procurement consultant Larry Allen joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin.
Contractors can now determine if they qualify as a small business based on a five-year revenue calculation instead of a three-year average under a new, much-anticipated rule from the Small Business Administration.
Federal procurement lawyers say the first quarter of the federal fiscal year tends to be among the busiest times of the year as contractors challenge awards and solicitations that came during the previous fourth quarter.