As the Pentagon prepares to absorb background-checking responsibility, the Defense Digital Service is turning to industry for help.
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Cultivating the agility, intelligence and resilience to swap out suppliers, maintain control over intellectual property and deliver incredibly complex assets on time and on budget should be a top priority for both manufacturers and the government agencies they serve.
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A new five-year blanket purchase agreement will replace Air Force's expiring IT hardware and software commodity contract.
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Deputy CIO declares 'no new money' for IT in new approach and is turning to category management can help.
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The Department of Defense's estimated $828 million spend weapons systems software sustainment in fiscal year 2018 may be a little off.
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NITAAC gets the nod for procuring support services.
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The issue involves an individual who worked for both AWS and that Defense Digital Service.
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After a scathing internal evaluation, the Defense Information Systems Agency said it is working to resolve latency and reliability issues in the Joint Regional Security Stacks program.
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The Section 809 report offers an opportunity to reflect on the future of federal agency tech leaders, but reports on the impending demise of CIOs at DOD may be exaggerated.
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Assistant Secretary for Defense Acquisition Kevin Fahey said his office is planning to scrap DOD 5000 acquisition requirements and starting from scratch with an eye to being more digital ready.
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General Dynamics IT takes a $491 million blanket purchase agreement to continue its support of the Defense Department’s network infrastructures.
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Aspiring vendors for the Pentagon's $8 billion back-office cloud contract won't have to be certified to host classified data on the date of the award.
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In the race for tech talent, the Defense Digital Service is seeking a contractor to help lure workers from industry, state, local and federal agencies.
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Fully one-fifth of this year's Fed 100 are military personnel or civilian defense employees.
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Under the $8.2 billion Defense Enterprise Office Solutions contract, the Defense Department will buy email, content management, file storage, productivity tools, web conferencing, instant messaging, native audio and video and mobility.
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