The Department of Commerce continues to assess U.S. firms’ requests to sell certain products to Huawei Technologies, Reuters reported Saturday.
A White House official said President Trump’s earlier comment on Huawei referred only to a ban that restricts U.S. agencies from procuring equipment from the Chinese telecommunications firm. The department added Huawei to a blacklist in May due to national security risks, according to the report.
The departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs are looking to fill director and deputy director positions to manage a $10 billion joint effort to migrate electronic health records...
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The Department of Energy has been authorized to release $750 million in funding for research, development and demonstration of cost-effective clean hydrogen technologies.The funding is the first of...
Read moreDetailsRudolph Giuliani Rudolph Giuliani, chairman and CEO of security consulting firm Giuliani Partners, has been selected to advise President-elect Donald Trump on cybersecurity challenges facing the private sector. Giuliani will...
Read moreDetailsMichael Wooten, administrator of the Office of Management and Budget’s Office of Federal Procurement Policy, said he intends to expand the practice of data sharing between federal agencies...
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The Department of Defense is undertaking a scholarship-for-service pilot program with various American universities to drive students' interest in civilian occupations that support the DOD acquisition system. Eighty students...
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