CenturyLink wins EIS award with military’s school system

DOD's Silicon Valley liaison currently has six very different opportunities open for response.

Gen. John Hyten said that software acquisitions is a "nightmare" and needs desperate reforms, along with re-shaping how requirements are written.

The task order signals that DOD is continuing to move forward with preparatory work so that it can soon fully kick off the development of an enterprise commercial cloud with Microsoft.

As DOD and Microsoft plan to kick off work under JEDI in less than a month, AWS lawyers will ask the Court of Federal Claims to issue an injunction while it settles the pending bid protest.

SAIC can start serving the Cloud One program now that the GAO denied a protest from incumbent Leidos.

The newest military branch will hold a pitch day at Patrick Air Force Base in Florida on March 4 in search of innovative solutions for installation and space operations support.

U.S. attorneys are once again looking to cut down the company's claims of prejudice by hammering home that it did not meet basic security requirements to qualify for the acquisition.

The DOD wants industry's help building a platform that makes it so "human-resources are not required to constantly watch the sensor, but they can be cued to respond when something of interest is identified."

Once again, JEDI dominated the federal IT headlines with protests, politics and, finally, an award.

The Silicon Valley data analytics software company will support Army's Vantage program after a $110 million OTA award.