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December 2017 - page 5

White House Releases Final IT Modernization Report

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The final draft of the American Technology Council’s report heavily emphasizes a shift to cloud architecture and shared IT services.

Source: White House Releases Final IT Modernization Report

Pentagon Delays Deadline For Military Suppliers to Meet Cybersecurity Rules

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The goal of the new regulations is to secure sensitive data on the computers and networks at smaller companies.

Source: Pentagon Delays Deadline For Military Suppliers to Meet Cybersecurity Rules

ASBCA Appeals: Contractors Prevailed In 57.6% of FY 2017 Decisions

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Recently, there’s been a lot of discussion about the fact that the GAO bid protest “effectiveness rate” was a sky-high 47% in FY 2017.

SOURCE: ASBCA Appeals: Contractors Prevailed In 57.6% of FY 2017 Decisions

How the MGT Act Will Spur Agencies’ IT Investments in 2018 and Beyond

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The law’s promise of working capital funds could help accelerate the migration to the cloud and legacy IT system updates.

Source: How the MGT Act Will Spur Agencies’ IT Investments in 2018 and Beyond

85 agencies showing how shared services is working

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Ronda Kent, of the Treasury’s Bureau of Fiscal Service, said agencies and vendors alike are benefiting from the centralized management of federal invoices

Source: 85 agencies showing how shared services is working

The 2018 National Defense Authorization Act is Now Law

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PNWC's Government Contracting Update

Yesterday, the President signed into law the 2018 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) as had been predicted. The NDAA establishes spending levels of about $626 billion for the base defense budget and an additional $66 billion for contingency operations (e.g. Afghanistan). It calls for a 20,000 member increase in the number of armed forces and a 2.4 percent salary increase for existing armed services members. And, of course, it includes all of the various provisions we’ve been discussing here on this blog over the past few weeks.

SOURCE: The 2018 National Defense Authorization Act is Now Law

December Newsletter: Top Contracts of 2018

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We’ve identified the top 11 opportunities that should be on your radar in 2018. Take a look at our list and determine whether your company needs to start laying the groundwork to pursue these contracts. Need help with capture, proposal, or pricing support? We’ve got your back.

December Newsletter: Top Contracts of 2018

2018 NDAA: Unsuccessful GAO Protesters May be Liable for Government Costs

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The 2018 National Defense Authorization Act put a new twist on potential costs a contractor may incur in filing a GAO bid protest.

SOURCE: 2018 NDAA: Unsuccessful GAO Protesters May be Liable for Government Costs

Where does IT modernization go from here? — Washington Technology

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The 2018 NDAA included the Modernizing Government Technology Act the law of the land but Congress still has to allocate the money for agencies to use the central fund that MGT creates. And what happens if they do?

Source: Where does IT modernization go from here? — Washington Technology

What Does IT Modernization Actually Mean to Federal Tech Leaders?

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IT leaders from HHS, NARA, NASA and the ATF discuss what technology upgrades would look like for their agencies.

Source: What Does IT Modernization Actually Mean to Federal Tech Leaders?

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