tech news
Aging infrastructure the ‘single, greatest threat’ to NASA missions and technology
Artemis Program investments are needed to maintain the agency's technical capabilities, according to one NASA official.
FITARA scores mostly stay firm, with TMF and cyber EO changes looming
A total of 18 agencies maintained their grades, four improved them and two saw downgrades, but the next scorecard could get a facelift.
VA deputy secretary to oversee troubled EHR program
Donald Remy has already chaired two meetings on the modernization program.
White House seeks input on designing a National AI Research Resource
The Office of Science and Technology Policy wants to consult on the capabilities and services it should provide.
Anduril scores $99M contract with DIU for counter-drone tech
The deal for the counter-UAS tech was created by DIU through a new type of contract vehicle.
HHS renews, expands Palantir’s Tiberius contract to $31M
The scope of the COVID-19 vaccine distribution platform has grown and with it the price tag.
State Department’s security procurement division lacks integrated IT for ‘efficient’ contracting
The department should schedule potential systems improvements based on the results of an IT architecture analysis, according to its OIG.
TTS awards 4 contracts for governmentwide agile services
The BPAs are part of a broader push to accelerate digital transformation through shared services.
NIST selects 18 tech companies for zero-trust demos
The demos will help the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence craft a practice guide with reference designs for agencies.
VA won’t deploy EHR to more sites until 2022
The VA will continue to pause its troubled EHR program until at least 2022 after completing a strategic review, officials said.
