This year the GSA’s cloud authorization program has vowed to continue improvements and forge ahead with the transformation it kicked off in 2016.
Source: FedRAMP Vows More Cloud Choices, Speedier Approvals, More Outreach in 2017 | FedTech Magazine
Sen. John McCain, chairman of the U.S. Senate’s Armed Services Committee, called for more ships, faster F-35 procurement, more robust tank protection and Navy drones in his budget proposal released Monday.
One of the General Services Administration’s key category management efforts, the acquisition gateway, saw thousands visitors with IT contracts on their minds.
Public cloud adoption and security concerns are expected to grow as more businesses transition to the cloud.
Source: 2017 IT Forecast: Cloudy With A Chance Of Security Concerns
Trends toward higher pay and demand for specialized skills continue apace, creating opportunities for contractors across the industry.
Source: The state of the IT contractor job market in 2017 | CIO
Lohfeld govcon experts answer audience questions received during our recent Top 20 bids for 2017 webinar. Here is part 1 of our Q&A.
Selling to the government is much like selling to a foreign country, with its own culture and language. Read our first monthly installment of “What is government contracting?” to get a …
Source: What is government contracting? | Government Sales Insider
The owner of a Kansas City construction company and a co-conspirator (the veteran) were indicted last Friday by a Federal grand jury for their roles in a “rent-a-vet” scheme to obtain nearly $14 million in federal contracts.The Department of Justice announced the indictment in a press release last Friday.
Source: PNWC’s Government Contracting Update: Indictment in Another “Rent-A-Vet” Scheme
The Government Accountability Office’s decision to deny four protests of GSA’s Alliant 2 contracts for IT services could end up being a landmark ruling.
Source: GAO ruling lets GSA buy the USDA steak, not the mystery meat – FederalNewsRadio.com
