Cloud approval can cost over $2 million — FCW
Cost estimates for FedRAMP authorization aren’t simple to calculate, but on average it runs about $2.25 million, according to GSA.
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With weeks left in the fiscal year, contractors are working to make 2016 sales numbers, but three new rules threaten higher risks, but also good outcomes.
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Meet the 2016 Fast 50 — Washington Technology
Each year, we rank the fastest growing small businesses in the market, and this year’s list shows the wide-ranging diversity of small businesses in the federal space.
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Profiles of the 2016 Fast 50 — Washington Technology
We profile select companies that are featured on the 2016 Washington Technology Fast 50.
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GSA retools Schedule 70 for cyber — FCW
Government technology purchasers using GSA’s Schedule 70 have new options for acquiring cybersecurity services.
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GSA adds new cybersecurity HACS to Schedule 70 — Washington Technology
The General Services Administration launched four new highly adaptive cybersecurity services to IT Schedule 70.
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New Panel Convened to Streamline DoD Acquisition Regulations | PNWC’s Government Contracting Update
The Department of Defense announced the establishment of the Advisory Panel on Streamlining and Codifying Acquisition Regulations, as directed by the Fiscal Year 2016 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). This panel is to conduct a “thorough and independent” assessment of acquisition regulations applicable to the Department of Defense.
Source: PNWC’s Government Contracting Update: New Panel Convened to Streamline DoD Acquisition Regulations
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5 things you must do after winning a contract — Washington Technology
Winning a contract is just the first step. Here are five more things you must do to meet customer expectations and maximize the opportunity of winning a government contract.
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Leidos, Booz Allen Hamilton, CSRA, SAIC and CACI employ 80 percent of private intelligence contractors – Washington Business Journal
Names like Leidos Holdings Inc., Booz Allen Hamilton Inc., and CSRA Inc. dominate the intelligence gathering scene.
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