But they are all going to report this data differently. Why is it so difficult to get a common picture? Will Cocos So one of ...

"We have struggled with finding a solution that we need today, which is a more modular, flexible solution," Lynda Armer said.

A group of lawmakers is pressing the Pentagon to explain how it will obtain cost and pricing data from defense contractors, including for contracts below a $10 million threshold, and whether it will ...

Explore how DoD, GSA, NASA and OFPP are modernizing workforce strategies, streamlining procurement and leveraging tech to ...

The Army has turned the tides in advanced manufacturing, embarking on a new journey in lifecycle management that eschews many traditional ways of sustaining materiel and equipping soldiers. As the ...

We have some news, a new class deviation went into effect yesterday GSAR 552.239-7001, basic safeguarding of data within large language model artificial intelligence systems. This is been on the ...

In a step officials say is intended to make federal promotions more merit-based, the Office of Personnel Management has ...

Military dependents in their early 20s will face health insurance premiums as high as $900 per month starting Jan. 1. The Defense Health Agency quietly rolled out next year’s premiums for TRICARE ...

The Trump administration's Golden Dome proposal has sparked visions of a nationwide shield against missile attack. But building an effective defense is as much a question of physics and affordability ...

Federal and industry cybersecurity leaders share how agencies can use AI to strengthen defenses while doubling down on cyber hygiene, continuous monitoring, zero trust and risk-based security ...

The rise in Schedule G appointments comes amid a broader surge in political leadership under the Trump administration, currently at a 40-year high. At the same time, the career Senior Executive ...

David Marroni So that goes to GSA, the General Services Administration, which essentially functions as a landlord for the judiciary. The judiciary doesn’t actually own its courthouses, its buildings.