The Department of Energy has unveiled a new software-focused challenge under the Grid Optimization Competition, which aims to help the Biden Administration boost the U.S. electric grid’s resiliency. Challenge 3 of the
MoreA study by the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration shows that historically underrepresented group operated (HUGO) businesses or companies operated by veterans, minorities and
MoreA challenge under the NASA TechLeap Prize seeks proposals for sensor technologies designed to detect surface hazards from high altitudes and help spacecraft land safely on dark areas of the Moon. Nighttime
MoreNathan Jones, senior vice president and general manager of Worldwide Public Sector Sales and Government Affairs for TaxBit, spoke with ExecutiveGov for the publication’s latest Executive Spotlight interview on his recent appointment
MoreConsulting firm McAleese & Associates has issued a report outlining key takeaways from a discussion with Frank Kendall, secretary of the Air Force and a three-time Wash100 Award winner, during the Air
MoreThe Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program is soliciting comments on an updated white paper that reflects changes to threat-based scoring methodology and informs stakeholders of its potential applications. FedRAMP said Tuesday
MoreThe Department of Energy will invest $175 million in 68 projects that aim to develop a range clean energy technologies including those applicable to nuclear recycling, electric vehicles and energy storage. DOE
MoreDoug Cossa, chief information officer of the Defense Intelligence Agency, said the five-year modernization plan for the top-secret network used to support intelligence operations, known as the Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communications System
MoreThe Federal Aviation Administration is preparing to begin field-testing new air traffic management technologies and services designed to support the integration of unmanned aircraft systems into the National Airspace System. FAA said
MoreNASA will employ a pair of new scientific missions to further study the Sun and its connection with Earth in ways that can benefit astronaut and space asset safety. The space agency
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