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The Defense Health Agency envisions personnel wearing an unobtrusive device that supports proximity logging and recording in all military environments, including those disconnected from wide-area networks, to guard against coronavirus spread. Read More
The Pentagon re-awards DEOS cloud contract to GDIT, but lowers the ceiling value from the original award, from $7.6 billion to $4.4 billion. Read More
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is looking for unconventional approaches that challenge conventional wisdom and have the potential to radically change established practices. Read More
Polaris, the General Services Administration's developing Alliant 2 small business contract replacement, will have CMMC clauses. Read More
Thanks to robotic process automation, the time it takes Army contracting professionals to determine whether prospective vendors should receive a contract has been cut from an hour to just five minutes. Read More
The Pentagon wants its public safety communications capabilities to be like the IP-based technologies currently used by state and local government responders. Read More
The new review comes with the termination of an audit meant to determine whether military personnel were getting with the training needed to meet DOD’s diversity, inclusion and equal opportunity goals. Read More
David Spirk, the Defense Department’s chief data officer, touted the need for data commandments and continuous education to make JADC2 a reality. Read More
Retooling legacy cyber processes, such as the risk management framework, is a top priority for Lt. Gen. John Morrison, the Army's new Deputy Chief of Staff, G-6. Read More
While a new bipartisan bill clarifies that governors can call on the National Guard to protect critical election infrastructure, some states have already activated guard units. Read More
The Department of Homeland Security needs to be consistent in nominating and designating acquisition oversight officials. Read More
The Defense Information Systems Agency wants more time to get its multi-billion dollar IT services contract ready. Read More
Defense committee leaders look for a cohesive national security strategy that supports reductions without hampering readiness, but progressives might seek steeper cuts. Read More
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is looking for ways autonomous vehicles can make it easier for commanders to detect and track threats among civilians in complex urban environments without escalating tensions. Read More
Tech experts warn against treating ethics as like just another box on a compliance checklist. Read More
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