The Defense Contract Management Agency is in the process of hiring personnel for its network of “centers of excellence” that aim to give procurement and contracting officers guidance on what constitutes as a commercial
Executive Mosaic staffers cast their eye every day on the GovCon industry’s largest players by tracking the latest executive appointments and business activity that shapes the sector. One area our media team
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A bill that would require federal agencies to detail every program and contract and publish that information online would cost $100 million to implement over the next four years, according to Congressional
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The Defense Acquisition University and the University of Fairfax have formed an arrangement to allow students that complete classes at DAU to earn post-graduate degrees in cybersecurity at the UoF. Both universities
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Greg Elin, chief data officer at the Federal Communications Commission for the past three years, will enter the private sector after he leaves the agency this fall, Fedscoop reported Wednesday. Colby Hochmuth
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NASA engineers deliberately crashed a Boeing-built military helicopter fuselage during a test at Langley Research Center in Hampton, Va. Wednesday, the first of two trials intended to increase industry knowledge and help create
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The Federal Employee Education and Assistance Fund will not be able to help furloughed civilian workers after the end of this week as donation amounts have not met the number of applications, FEEA
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The U.S. Air Force‘s Space and Missile Command has committed to using the General Services Administration‘s One Acquisition Solutions for Integrated Services program, FCW reported Monday. Mark Rockwell writes AFSPC, the third
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The Defense Logistics Agency has targeted inventory levels for cuts as the agency aims to reduce operations and maintenance spending by $13.1 billion over the next six years, Federal Times reported Sunday.
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The Defense Information Systems Agency plans to purchase nearly $239 million in equipment over the next three fiscal years to operate and maintain the U.S. military’s core enterprise network. Several manufacturers could
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The Defense Department could start to lay off 6,272 civilian workers in October if sequestration cuts continue into the next fiscal year, Bloomberg News reported Friday. Tony Capaccio writes the news service
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