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Air Force begins phase 2 of enterprise IT service delivery

The Air Force released a new solicitation and plans to issue another one as part of its overall strategy to centralize many IT modernization efforts.

Air Force

Air Force $5.7B EITaaS contract freed from protests

Reporter's Notebook

Peraton, Accenture Federal file new protests over Air Force’s $5.7B contract

Army

Army attempt to modernize IT for multi-domain ops is establishing milestones, filling in top leaders

Technology

Part 2: Air Force pursues lines of effort for IT risk reduction at bases

Technology

Part 1: Air Force determining if managed services can help consolidate data across bases

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Two Air Force bases given go-ahead to expand network-as-a-service

Bill Marion, Secretary of the Air Force deputy chief information officer, listens to a Tyndall Airman Dec. 18, 2018, about the work the 325th Communication Squadron’s Airmen did to safeguard important equipment instrumental to the Radio Frequency transmissions infrastructure on Tyndall Air Force Base, Fla., in timeframes before and immediately after Hurricane Michael made landfall. Hurricane Michael was a Category 4 hurricane that made landfall Oct. 10, 2018, that caused near catastrophic damage to the Panama City area. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Solomon Cook)

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Air Force finally in alignment across most major IT foundational elements

William Marion, Information Dominance and Information Officer deputy chief, Washington D.C. speaks to attendees of an AFCEA breakfast meeting off base July 9. (U.S. Air Force photo by Todd Maki)

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Air Force testing next generation help desk with 70K users as part of EITaaS

(From left to right) Lauren Knausenberger, director of Cyberspace Innovation, and 1st Lt. Jessica Farris, program manager and engineer, Lifecycle Management Center, Agile Combat Systems Directorate, participate in a women in technology panel during the Air Force Conference, also known as AFCON, at the Pentagon, July 19. AFCON is a one-day immersion into Air Force technology, culture and operations designed for long-form storytellers who typically do not cover the military.

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Cloud, network managed services giving Air Force glimpse of network future

Margaret Weichert, acting director at the Office of Personnel Management and deputy director for Management at the Office of Management and Budget., holds a challenge coin.

Federal Newscast

Thousands of federal employees to be asked about benefits this coming fall

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Reporter's Notebook

Army, DHA take steps to stop managing day-to-day IT operations

In this Tuesday, June 18, 2019 photo a sign for the entrance to the National Archives is seen in College Park, Md. A Virginia National Guard sergeant is accused of stealing World War II-era dog tags from the National Archives and Records Administration in Maryland, at least the second theft case involving the research facility. Robert Rumsby, of Fredericksburg, Va., told investigators he took dog tags that belonged to four U.S. airmen killed in plane crashes in 1944, according to a criminal complaint filed in federal court last month. (AP Photo/Michael Kunzelman)

Federal Newscast

Agencies told to phase out paper records by December 2022

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Army

Army plans to follow Navy, Air Force in outsourcing much of its IT infrastructure

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Fixing federal IT requires changing acquisition, funding approaches

Under Secretary of the Air Force Matthew Donovan delivers the keynote speech during an Air Force Association breakfast Jan. 18, 2018, in Washington, D.C. Donovan addressed variety of issues facing the Air Force.

Air Force

Air Force moves ahead with headquarters-level merger of intel, IT functions

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Air Force restructures CIO to bring business, IT and data closer together

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Contracts/Awards

Navy, Air Force to spend $180M on commercial cloud services