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The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency has successfully migrated 100 federal agencies and 11,000 companies with classified contracts to the National Background Investigation Services eApplication, DVIDS reported Monday. DCSA said users can

Nuclear scientists and engineers at the Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory in Illinois are working with industry partners to further advance U.S. nuclear energy projects as part of efforts to reduce

U.S. Marines with the Tactical Training Exercise Control Group from Marine Air Ground Task Force Training Command have partnered with the Office of Naval Research to test a quadruped robotic platform, dubbed

The General Services Administration will start launching in 2024 three new pathways in order for users to verify their identities through Login.gov in accordance with the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s

The U.S. Navy’s Program Executive Office for Digital and Enterprise Services, or PEO Digital, is advancing the development and testing of new technologies meant to improve its processes through the Small Business

The Defense Innovation Board will conduct a study to identify policies and practices that act as barriers to innovation and another study to come up with recommendations on the Department of Defense’s

The General Services Administration and the Department of Energy have started soliciting information on technologies that could enable the decarbonization of commercial buildings as part of GSA’s Green Proving Ground program. GSA

U.S. Army officials said the military branch has initiated organizational changes in the way it procures information technology platforms and services, which they believe could enable the service to make great strides

Schuyler Moore and Brig. Gen. John Cogbill of U.S. Central Command said CENTCOM has made its shift to digital warfighting tools based on live data feeds. In an article published Sunday in

A Department of Defense-backed Manufacturing Innovation Institute has launched an apprenticeship program to help the DOD maintain its edge over competitors in the field of science and technology and equip the U.S.