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The Office of Management and Budget is calling on Congress to provide Ukraine with $38 billion in additional funding to help the European country defend itself against Russian invasion. “We are urging

The Department of the Treasury has imposed sanctions on 28 entities and 14 individuals for their involvement in a network that buys microelectronics in support of Russia’s military industry and association with

A Congressional Budget Office report estimates that the U.S. Navy’s fiscal year 2023 shipbuilding plan to expand its fleet size to between 316 and 367 aircraft carriers, surface combatants, submarines and other

The Biden administration has released a roadmap outlining a set of strategic recommendations on developing nature-based policies to address climate change and advance progress toward climate targets. The Nature-Based Solutions Roadmap recommends

The Defense Logistics Agency, the Department of Defense’s combat logistics support arm, is on track to exceed its small business contracting goals for fiscal year 2022. More than 40 percent of DLA

U.S. Army Contracting Command has released a broad agency announcement to seek white papers on secure communications and networking technologies designed to enable decisive lethality and information dominance. The Army Command, Control,

Mitre has partnered with MassChallenge, a Boston, Massachusetts-headquartered startup accelerator, to develop a new mentorship program to help remove systemic barriers that hinder underrepresented founders from accessing resources for growth. The program

Isabella Casillas Guzman, head of the Small Business Administration, shared updates on SBA’s new Veteran Small Business Certification Program, including plans to give a one-year extension to all veteran-owned small businesses verified

Jim Ghiloni, a group manager at the General Services Administration’s FedSIM program, said the agency is planning to create a new contract vehicle that would enable federal agencies to access new technologies