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NDAA, POGO, 2025 National Defense Authorization Act

NDAA amendment to give more authority to DoD components to buy cyber products

An amendment in the Senate version of 2025 NDAA would “return decision-making power back to DoD components” to purchase cyber products and services.

Defense

Despite its hefty price tag, the Air Force is keeping its program to modernize older nukes

Federal Newscast

DISA’s Skinner not a fan of ‘wooden shoe’ IT services

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People on the move: RRB CIO retires, IRS gets new CRO

Reporter's Notebook

Army faces data overload but LLMs are not the answer

Army

U.S. Air Force photo by Chustine Minoda

military spouse, U.S. Air Force Capt. Jennifer Orozco, 60th Medical Operations Squadron clinical social worker and her spouse, Josue, participate in the Military Spouse Appreciation Day campaign at Travis Air Force Base, California, April 7, 2022.

The Army moves to make spouses financial lives more viable

Army

DoD’s Joint Staff GenAI sprint lays out 8 internal use cases

Defense

DoD’s Fulcrum to serve as north star for its IT objectives

Defense

Navy’s ‘Black Pearl’ software factory forging ahead toward secret-level authorization

Defense

Biden pardons potentially thousands of ex-service members convicted under now-repealed gay sex ban

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DCSA has a new roadmap for delayed background investigation IT system

Defense News

Why DoD has so much trouble delivering new weapons to the front lines

Weapons take too long to develop and field. Dozens of Defense Department acquisition programs are late, slow or over budget.

Defense

Contractors find some ‘buying forecasts’ better than others

Contractors trying to plan ahead often turn to procurement plans that agencies post on their websites. An annual assessment shows some are actually excellent.

Contracting

In 2025, pay raises could range from 2% to 20%

Federal Report

Both chambers are now on board with the idea of an extra pay raise for junior military members, but House measures target civilian workforce

Defense News

NDAA amendment to give more authority to DoD components to buy cyber products

Despite its hefty price tag, the Air Force is keeping its program to modernize older nukes

DISA’s Skinner not a fan of ‘wooden shoe’ IT services

People on the move: RRB CIO retires, IRS gets new CRO

Army faces data overload but LLMs are not the answer

The Army moves to make spouses financial lives more viable

DoD’s Joint Staff GenAI sprint lays out 8 internal use cases

DoD’s Fulcrum to serve as north star for its IT objectives

Navy’s ‘Black Pearl’ software factory forging ahead toward secret-level authorization

Biden pardons potentially thousands of ex-service members convicted under now-repealed gay sex ban

DCSA has a new roadmap for delayed background investigation IT system

Why DoD has so much trouble delivering new weapons to the front lines

Contractors find some ‘buying forecasts’ better than others

In 2025, pay raises could range from 2% to 20%

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