DOD grappling with multibillion-dollar laboratory investment gap
Lawmakers heard requests for facility construction and research support during an afternoon hearing.
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GSA releases draft of amended Polaris request for proposal
The amendment changes how the experience of offerers engaged in joint ventures will be addressed.
FedScoop News Countdown recaps the top stories this week
Robert Shea and Stan Soloway discuss their top stories of the week.
2022 Best Bosses in Fed IT voting is open
Cast your vote now for the 2022 Best Bosses in Federal IT! The Best Bosses in Federal IT list honors the CIOs, CTOs, CISOs and other technology...
Federal judge dismisses $2B USPTO IT services contract bid dispute
Stratera Fulcrum Technologies protested the award of the $2 billion IDIQ contract to five other federal contractors.
Tech companies put initial $30M toward securing open source software supply chain
The funding will be spread across 10 streams addressing vulnerabilities and weaknesses.
Spark Tank competition generates new virtual reality training opportunity for Air Force welders
Vendors are invited to propose hardware and software capabilities they can provide.
Cryptocurrencies compound federal efforts to curb federal fraud
FBI, Secret Service, USCIS and National Security Council officials describe the unprecedented scale of federal financial fraud, and data tactics to...
Defense Logistics Agency has ‘secret sauce’ for deploying software bots
Bots — many of which are unattended — are resulting in notable savings for the agency.
Jackson Thomas of Oracle says “multi-cloud is here to stay”
Oracle's Jackson Thomas joins FedScoop at Public Sector Innovation Summit.
Sterling’s Chris Cyr highlights different cloud services and how they affect citizens
FedScoop catches up with Sterling's Chris Cyr.
New York State’s Rajiv Rao on evaluating value of multi-cloud
New York's Rajiv Rao joins FedScoop at the Public Sector Innovation Summit.
