Microsoft could score billions under recent DOD deals

GSA's current mobile contract is set to expire in November.

Solers Inc. was one of four companies that protested the DISA contract but the only to receive a spot on the contract.

Michael Wooten is the president's pick to lead the Office of Federal Procurement Policy. He most recently was a procurement adviser at the Department of Education.

There's good news for potential DEOS cloud vendors who don't yet meet the military's level 6 security requirements.

Eleven companies are now part of this relatively new contracting category.

SSA "requires a suite of COTS tools, including implementation and integration support, for the enhanced automated management of its diverse cloud hosting environments."

TWOSENSE.AI announced a $2.42 million OTA contract to work with the Defense Information Systems Agency on "invisible continuous multi-factor authentication" for the military.

Despite a successful pilot to replace the system at the center of the department's 2014 scheduling scandal, VA will now pivot to adopt different software, delaying the nationwide rollout potentially by years.

Due to the 35-day partial shutdown, the bureau will have to delay the highly anticipated ITSSS recompete.

The Pentagon is exploring new efforts to strengthen — and build confidence in — the cyberdefenses of subcontractors further down the supply chain.