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GSA, OMB, NASA, and NIH are merging key GWACs for IT services.
This was done to streamline procurement, eliminate redundancies, and strengthen strategic sourcing.
GAO makes recommendations for Congress: Remaining actions that could yield billions in financial benefits include Medicare, broadband, tax policy.
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POTUS has unveiled plans for the Golden Dome, a $175 billion missile defense shield designed to intercept threats from land, sea, and space. With $25 billion in initial funding and a three-year timeline, critics question feasibility and cost.
The Air Force and Navy are pushing for nuclear triad upgrades as aging systems struggle to keep pace with modern threats. With China, Russia, and North Korea expanding arsenals, officials warn that delays could weaken deterrence.
Related: USAF weighs more B-21s amid B-52J upgrade challenges.
The House has approved a $150 billion defense funding increase through the reconciliation bill, fast-tracking investments in shipbuilding, munitions, and missile defense. The money is an open purse; SASC Chairman commented: āmuch of the funding of the defense reconciliation bill will be unspecific because of House and Senate rules.ā
USN RFI: Open-Source Architecture for Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV).
USN RFP: Spectrum Management Support Services.
For DOD, the future of large language models is smaller, more laptop-sized.
USAF successfully tests Minuteman III ICBM.
Naval reactors for Columbia, Virginia submarines are āin progress.ā
A USSF general will lead the Golden Dome space defense program.
Amentum has chosen a CISO.
BAH welcomed a new Technical Product Management VP.
USAF is hiring a Plans and Effects Director.
DISA is seeking a Programs Vice Director.
Which U.S. federal law, enacted in 1872, still governs the exploration and mining of hardrock minerals like gold and silver on federal lands, allowing individuals to stake claims and purchase land for as little as $2.50 per acre? |
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After two years of negotiations, NGA and the Space Force have signed an accord defining their roles in acquiring commercial ISR data. The agreement clarifies boundaries between TacSRT and NGAās operations.
MDA RFI: SHIELD Multiple Award IDIQ Contract.
NATOās procurement agency faces corruption probe.
AI āunchained;ā NGAās Maven tool āsignificantlyā decreasing time to targeting.
CACI inked an $855M Army Global Intelligence Logistics and Engineering (GILE) support contract.
The GSA is working with OMB, NASA, and NIH to consolidate major GWACs for IT services, shifting SEWP VI ($60B) and CIO-SP4 ($50B) under its management. The plan aims to streamline procurement and cut duplication.
The VA now claims 100% visibility into its software license inventory, covering 4,433 commercial products and 224 SaaS offerings. While gaps remain in identifying ownership, officials say a centralized tracking system is in the works.
DHA RFI: Technology Integration and Modernization of Expeditionary Medicine (EXMED) Warfighter Prototypes.
FAA RFI: Tower Simulation System Hardware - Enhancement Two.
Deloitte announced its Silicon to Service (S2S) AI, an AI offering that brings together components from Dell, NVIDIA, and Equinix.
DHS removes access to ChatGPT to push its internal tool, DHSChat.
DOT wants a Sealift Program Business Manager.
CBP needs a Program Manager.
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Cognyte has acquired GroupSense, a cyber threat intelligence firm, for $4 million plus a potential $5 million earnout. The deal strengthens Cognyteās investigative analytics capabilities and expands its U.S. customer base, including government agencies.
McNally invests in Quiet Professionals.
Broadsat & Widepoint strategically partner to provide secure EdgeAI.
Wisk Aero and NASA collaborate on sustainable autonomous flight tech.
The future of AI is going keyboardless and screenless. OpenAI buys startup, Io, for $6.5B, aiming for a new āphysical AIā family of devices. SOURCEāļø
Woman drives onto CIA grounds and gets shot. The woman was likely under the influence when police fired at her to get her to stop. SOURCEāļø
IMF warns of escalating U.S. debt crisis. Officials stress the need for debt reduction to stabilize the economy. SOURCEāļø
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C - The General Mining Act. ā The General Mining Act of 1872 still lets individuals claim and buy mineral-rich federal land for as little as $2.50 per acreāterms unchanged for over 150 years.