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The U.S. Space Force is considering a contractor-owned, contractor-operated satellite communications management system and asking interested vendors for information on their capabilities to handle a satcom mission with government payloads. USSF’s Space
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The Government Accountability Office has testified before the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs on its key practices to ensure the responsible use of artificial intelligence across the federal government.
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Oracle has received approval from the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program for its new cloud offerings aimed at defense, civilian and intelligence agencies. The newly approved services are part of the
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The Department of Defense is moving to replace the Endpoint Security Solutions program with a suite of cybersecurity tools from Microsoft, Newsweek reported Tuesday. Launched in 2007, the ESS program enabled DOD
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Navy Vice Adm. Jeffrey Hughes deputy chief of naval operations for warfighting development, N7, within the service branch’s office of chief of naval operations, has been nominated to serve as deputy chief
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The General Services Administration has introduced a web-based tool for federal buyers and vendors to request specialized training in government professional services and human capital contracting processes. Users of the new online
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The International Space Station National Laboratory has begun seeking flight concepts that use the space-based facility to develop, mature and demonstrate advanced technologies for various applications. ISS National Lab said Thursday the
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NASA’s Solar System Exploration Research Virtual Institute has chosen five additional research teams that will get annual funding over five years to help advance human and robotic lunar exploration. The teams are
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The Department of Defense and the National Telecommunications and Information Administration have backed a State Department proposal to open the 3300 to 3400 MHz spectrum band for 5G mobile services in the
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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen sent a letter to congressional leaders warning that her department could default on its obligations if Congress fails to increase or suspend the borrowing limit as early as
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