Use of 'Bureaucrats' Helps Predict Party
Trump Won't Get Union-Led Border Tour
Criminal Charges for a VA Employee
Avoiding Bad Financial Advice, and More
Feds Dodge Proposed TSP Cuts
Puerto Rico Debt Default All But Certain
Lockheed Martin Could Spin Off Its $6 Billion Government IT Business
"It has become increasingly difficult for us to compete effectively," a spokesperson said.
OPM Takes Steps Toward Finding a Contractor to Notify Hack Victims
An information request put out to interested companies indicated a mid-August contract award is the "best case."
Why are Government Contractors Cutting Their Cybersecurity Budgets?
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The majority of large firms also decreased their overall IT spending, the survey showed.
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Yes, There Will Be a Federal Spending Spree This Fall
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Expect another end-of-fiscal-year surge, especially in IT contracting.
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Pentagon’s $11 Billion Health Records Deal to be Awarded by Month's End
The 10-year contract is one of the largest in recent memory for DOD.
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The Startup Shakeup: Can Small, Innovative Companies Break Into DC Contracting Scene?
Tech firms are adopting a new language to win a shot at innovation contracts.
Small Business Advocate’s List Shows Many Large Firms Getting Set Asides
Verizon, Wellpoint, Boeing alleged to win contracts intended for small companies.
Defense Reconsidering Total F-35 Buy, Dunford Says
Gen. Joseph Dunford, the nominee for chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said he’s willing to rethink the acquisition plan for the most expensive weapons program ever.
OPM Doesn't Know Who It Will Hire to Protect the 21.5 Million Individuals Affected by Hack
The agency said it would notify 21.5 million people and offer at least three years of free identity-protection services, but has not found a contractor that will do so on its behalf.
Veterans Affairs Deputy Teams with Boss on Corporate-Style Reforms
Gibson promises “sea change” in managing for customer needs.
Fraud and Gravestone Stealing at the VA
One former VA supervisor is sentenced for accepting $1 million in kickbacks, while another employee pilfered stone from a cemetery to install flooring at his property.
Ban on Contractor Campaign Gifts Is Constitutional, Says Circuit Court Panel
D.C. judges back FEC's rule aimed at preventing corruption.
White House CIO’s Former Software Firm Settles False Claims Act Suit
VMware and Carahsoft agree to pay $75 million for overcharging agencies.
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