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The Defense Department's advanced research agency is looking for technologies that fit third offset plans.
The Pentagon bolsters its plea for $1 trillion in nuclear modernization funds as the weapons age and funding is limited.
The Defense Department will not be releasing a Better Buying Power 4.0 and will instead focus on policies from the past five years, which the under secretary for acquisition, technology and logistics said have been working.
Defense companies have spent a low percentage of their own funds on research and development, creating what some say is an innovation problem.
The Defense Department released the first cybersecurity guidebook to implement a governmentwide risk management framework.
The Air Force is working on a rapid acquisition model that will be more conducive to open architectures.
Analysts say it is unlikely Congress will rebuff President Obama if he decides to veto the defense authorization bill, which passed the Senate Oct. 7.
DoD is establishing centers of excellence to verify commercial item costs without requiring cost and pricing data from companies.
The rate of mergers and acquisitions in industry isn't just impacting the Defense Department, but civilian agencies as well.
The Defense Authorization Act will expand milestone decision authority for military service chiefs, it just has to get past President Obama first.
In a recent memo Pentagon acquisition chief Frank Kendall gives milestone decision authority of some programs to the military service secretaries.
Frank Kendall, DoD’s undersecretary for acquisition, technology and logistics, clarifies new rules about public funding as the Pentagon begins investing in Silicon Valley.
The Pentagon capped off a more than two-year acquisition process for a new electronic health record Wednesday afternoon, awarding a $4.3 billion contract to a consortium of companies led by Leidos.
DoD’s investigation found one facility in Utah sent Anthrax to public and private labs in 20 states and seven countries over the last 10 years, and identified major inconsistencies in DoD’s handling of bioweapons. Military leaders ordered a new investigation of Army facility where the deadline bioagent originated from.