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Air Force Folds IT Contracts into $8B Recompete: This Is IT
The Air Force has expanded the scope of an acquisition aimed at consolidating its expiring information sharing systems contracts, and with that expansion comes an $8-billion-to-$10-billion price tag, according to the Air Force’s notice to industry.
Navy Preparing for $2.5 Billion Fleet-Wide IT Contract Follow-On
The U.S Naval Information Warfare Systems Command, or NAVWAR, is looking for information from potential vendors as it prepares to compete its Consolidated Afloat Network Enterprise and Services (CANES) Full Deployment contract, according to a request for information...
VA to Debut Long-Term IT Acquisition Plans at June Briefing
The Department of Veterans Affairs will share its plans for an upcoming information technology acquisition in a June 24 virtual briefing.
Air Force to Consolidate Intelligence Contracts for Air, Space
The U.S. Air Force is conducting market research to potentially consolidate services from as many as two dozen intelligence analysis contracts into a single vehicle, according to a request for information released on May 29.
Trump’s Mail-In Voting Fraud Claims Draw Republican Critics
President Donald Trump‘s unsubstantiated claims that voting by mail will result in massive fraud in November has prompted worried protests from an increasing number of luminaries from within his own party.
Pelosi Finds ‘Sweet Spot’ Navigating Virus, Trump Challenges
Nancy Pelosi faced an uncertain future when she took office as speaker last year, after moderate Democrats clamored for younger leadership and progressives questioned her commitment to a liberal agenda.
What to Know in Washington: Lobbying Speeds Up on Next Stimulus
A socially distant lobbying stampede has broken out in Washington for what may well be the last major stimulus bill to address the coronavirus pandemic.
Lawmakers Call for Billions to Bridge Homework Gap (Corrected)
At Justin Racette’s West Chicago elementary school, instructors rarely assigned homework online before April.
Lawmakers Call for Billions to Bridge Homework Gap (Corrected)
At Justin Racette’s West Chicago elementary school, instructors rarely assigned homework online before April.
DOD Needs Tech Experts for Joint Artificial Intelligence Center
The Defense Department is seeking tech experts to help manage its Joint Artificial Intelligence Center (JAIC), the cornerstone of the department’s efforts to develop A.I. technologies and share them with other defense agencies.