Don’t call it a comeback: GAO reverts to old website after crash

The bureau is piloting ML that flags valuable information employees may not have even been searching for originally.

In this contributed op-ed, Palantir's Shyam Sankar argues that government-off-the-shelf technologies are not in the U.S.'s best interest.

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.

The agency was allowed to continue evaluating proposals but couldn't issue pilot awards while the protest was in effect.

The site went offline at about 9:30 a.m. EST Monday.

The Center for Cybersecurity Policy and Law released recommendations to streamline the program that Anil Cheriyan said is agency will consider.

Also: NewPay receiving $20 million would be nice, but only if other agencies have the resources to share the service, says the initiative's director.

The Navy CIO published a plan to modernize it's IT that the department hopes will help secure its weak cybersecurity.

The Artificial Intelligence and Technology Office hopes to use its doubled budget to double in size in fiscal 2021.

The internet retailer has taken issue with ambiguous terms that restrict competition, since the agency revised its solicitation in January.