modernization news
Palantir, BAE score $823M contract to modernize Army’s Distributed Common Ground System
The companies will compete for orders to build out a strategic data platform for the system under the larger seven-year contract, according to an award notice.
Transportation Command is looking to CMMC to secure its vulnerable contractors
U.S. Transportation Command relies heavily on data and is working to improve the data sharing agreements it has with contractors to better protect its data.
Exit interview: Renee Wynn on her journey as NASA CIO and what’s next
In an exit interview with FedScoop, Renee Wynn recaps her time at NASA, and explains what's next for her and what she'll miss the most.
Agencies struggle with DevOps procurement
Agile procurement requires a culture shift in government, according to a new ACT-IAC white paper.
Following redesign, GAO’s public website goes down
The site went offline at about 9:30 a.m. EST Monday.
TTS director shares plans to automate, improve FedRAMP
The Center for Cybersecurity Policy and Law released recommendations to streamline the program that Anil Cheriyan said is agency will consider.
The military’s biggest hurdle to modernization? It’s already doing a lot of other things.
There is "breathtaking demand that we face worldwide," says Army Sectary McCarthy, echoing the sentiments of his peers atop the Navy and Air Force.
Bill to boost transparency on VA’s IT is moving in Senate
A bill to create a third-party oversight board for the VA's EHR modernization is picking up new momentum after the $16 billion project was delayed.
Coast Guard wants a ‘tech revolution’ to dig itself out of IT from the ’90s
The U.S. Coast Guard wants to revolutionize itself with increased bandwidth on cutters, more mobile access and a move to the cloud.
VA looks to enhance mental health app for transitioning veterans
The VA wants to enhance a mobile app that supports military service members transitioning back to civilian life as veterans.
