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President Joe Biden has initiated efforts to broaden the U.S. hypersonics industrial base by authorizing the Defense Production Act Title III authorities through a presidential determination. The DPA Title III authority will

The U.S. government urged companies to comply with sanctions imposed on Russia in response to its invasion of Ukraine to prevent any enforcement actions or prosecution, Reuters reported Thursday. U.S. companies should

The Department of Energy has released guidance for application to the second award cycle of a Bipartisan Infrastructure Law-funded program that seeks to prevent the premature closure of U.S. nuclear reactors. The

The General Services Administration is proposing an amendment to the GSA Acquisition Regulation by eliminating a clause that requires the government to pay a vendor without the submission of a proper invoice

The White House has issued a memorandum updating its policy on conventional arms transfers as part of efforts to enhance the security of allies and partners, improve global deterrence, promote research and

The prevalence of pandemic relief fraud is driving federal information technology leaders to look for ideas across agencies to protect IT systems and public programs from fraud, Federal News Network reported Wednesday.

A Congressional Budget Office report estimates that the U.S. Navy’s total budget would increase to approximately $290 billion by 2052, up from the current $220 billion, as the fleet size expands to

The Department of Justice and Department of Commerce have formed a combined unit tasked with protecting critical technologies from being acquired or used by foreign adversaries for mass surveillance, military weapons development and other

The National Science Foundation has unveiled a $60 million program to support academic institutions in translating science and engineering research ideas into new products and services with societal and economic impacts. NSF

The Office of Management and Budget has issued proposed guidance to advance and maximize the use of U.S.-manufactured construction materials in federally funded infrastructure projects. OMB is also proposing standards to ensure