Vandenberg Space Force Base has adopted sealed bidding in the recent contract solicitation for its Simplified Acquisition of Base Engineering Requirements, or SABER, program with the bids’ opening conducted live and streamed
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The FBI is conducting market research to identify qualified sources that can provide advanced facial recognition technology for its law enforcement operations. FRT enables the development of investigative leads and detection of
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The Defense Logistics Agency must take advantage of the opportunities inherent in commercial technologies while working to manage the accompanying risks, according to U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Mark Simerly, the director of
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Vendor self-assessments have emerged as a potential measure to address the challenges associated with the Contractor Performance Assessment Reporting System, or CPARS process, but a State Department official said companies rarely submit
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Constant innovation is necessary in order for the National Reconnaissance Office “to stay ahead of those people and organizations and nations that want to keep us from delivering the information that we
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory is seeking industry proposals to research and develop hardware, software and related technologies that could make high-performance computing energy efficient. The R&D work will be performed under the
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The General Services Administration’s Office of Professional Services and Human Capital Categories has made GSA eBuy the required tool for task order solicitation for the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Plus
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Army acquisition officials held a media roundtable on Thursday at the Pentagon to address industry concerns with a request for information on a multivendor contract for software procurement, particularly regarding the use
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Lisa Sanders, director of science and technology for special operations forces, acquisition, technology and logistics at U.S. Special Operations Command, said adopting a partner intermediary agreement, or PIA, is enabling SOCOM to
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The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is expected to open a $700 million opportunity for industry to provide artificial intelligence and data labeling capabilities, SpaceNews reported Tuesday. Under the multi-vendor indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract, the agency
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