A new report by the Department of Defense Office of Inspector General has found that the noncompetitive contracts the U.S. Army has awarded in support of Ukraine are generally aligned with relevant
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Noble Supply and Logistics has secured a potential $90 million firm-fixed-price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract to provide U.S. service branches with facility support services. The Defense Logistics Agency awarded the 458-day bridge contract, which
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The Defense Innovation Unit has released a commercial solutions opening solicitation seeking proposals for a new emerging technology portfolio to transition quantum sensors to military applications. DIU said Thursday the Transition of
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Unanet has introduced a new family of artificial intelligence-based financial automation platforms. These tools are built to help customers automate accounts payable and receivable processes and improve the management and tracking of spending,
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The Defense Information Systems Agency has launched a new cloud service management platform called Olympus to help defense agencies develop and mature their cloud environments, DefenseOne reported Thursday. Korie Seville, deputy chief
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NASA’s Office of Technology, Policy and Strategy is calling on the lunar community to help formulate a framework that will guide efforts to ensure deconfliction of government and private sector activities on
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According to National Space Council Executive Secretary Chirag Parikh, officials are in the process of analyzing the issues surrounding the tactical intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance requirements of combatant commands, how such requirements
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The Department of Energy will invest $160 million over four years in research projects led by national laboratories to advance microelectronics development to support energy innovation in the U.S. DOE said Wednesday
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Sixty-eight software manufacturers worldwide have participated in a pledge by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency to produce software products and services designed with security protections. CISA said Wednesday members of the
More The General Services Administration has appointed a new chair and three new members to a federal panel that advises the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program, effective May 15. Lawrence Hale, deputy
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