The General Services Administration has informed small businesses that it will continue to accept final proposals for a governmentwide information technology procurement vehicle through Aug. 19. GSA announced on SAM.gov the nine-day
MoreThe Senate on Wednesday passed a bipartisan bill that aims to revitalize domestic semiconductor manufacturing and reestablish the United States as a competitor in the intensifying microelectronics race. The $280 billion “CHIPS
MoreThe Department of Homeland Security has concluded an operational experimentation to demonstrate and evaluate technologies designed to address the high-priority capability gaps faced by urban emergency response communities. The Urban OpEx 2022
MoreBall Aerospace and Seagate Technology Holdings announced on Wednesday that the companies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on the development of data processing techniques and storage technology capabilities in
MoreThe Defense Innovation Unit is soliciting technology platforms from the commercial sector that can help Department of Defense technicians locate aerospace assets on the ground. DOD wants a tracking device that has
MoreThe National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration collaborated with 10 other federal agencies to build a website that contains science-based information on the health risks of extreme heat as part of a government
MoreU.S. Army Gen. Richard Clarke, commander of Special Operations Command, has said low-cost technologies are shaping the modern battlefield and cited the militaries’ increasing use of quadcopters and larger unmanned aerial vehicles,
MoreThe Government Accountability Office interviewed 17 experts to gather their insights on policy considerations to reduce risks associated with semiconductor supply chains and mitigate future chip shortages. GAO found that all experts
MoreAdm. Michael Gilday, chief of naval operations, has released a 28-page document outlining ways to help the U.S. Navy build, train and equip its naval force, strengthen integrated deterrence and develop warfighting
MoreSiemens Government Technologies (SGT) announced on Tuesday that the company has received a potential seven-year, $295 million Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract from the U.S. Army Engineering and Support Center, Huntsville to increase
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