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Trump administration enlists supercomputers to fight coronavirus
The effort includes government, industry and academia as the Trump administration looks to speed up coronavirus research.
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Pentagon loosens cash flow for industry, more measures likely coming
Industry will be getting more cash up front to help combat the impacts of the coronavirus.
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Homeland Security waives contracting laws for border wall
The acting Homeland Security secretary, Chad Wolf, is exercising authority under a 2005 law that gives him sweeping powers to waive laws for building border barriers.
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Interior proposes coveted deal to ex-client of agency head
Conservation groups are demanding fuller disclosure of financial terms and an environmental review of the proposed deal for the California’s Westlands Water District, the nation’s largest agricultural water supplier.
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So what problems does JEDI solve, really?
Industry leaders say that the DoD’s enterprise cloud will allow the warfighter to access data quicker, consolidate data and develop artificial intelligence.
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Amazon or Microsoft? DoD picks a winner for its controversial JEDI contract
The multibillion dollar contract competition pitted two tech giants against one another.
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To tech startups, small biz grants are small potatoes
Is the Small Business Innovation Research grant a bold enough tool for the Pentagon?
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How should the tech industry handle high-profile government contracts?
For tech companies, government contracts promise big money and relative security. But they are also a slippery slope.
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Tech contractor agrees to halt anti-union activities
Under the settlement, General Dynamics Information Technology will be required to send a notice to affected employees promising not to undertake anti-union activities.
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Trump administration enlists supercomputers to fight coronavirus
The effort includes government, industry and academia as the Trump administration looks to speed up coronavirus research.
-
Pentagon loosens cash flow for industry, more measures likely coming
Industry will be getting more cash up front to help combat the impacts of the coronavirus.
-
Homeland Security waives contracting laws for border wall
The acting Homeland Security secretary, Chad Wolf, is exercising authority under a 2005 law that gives him sweeping powers to waive laws for building border barriers.
-
Interior proposes coveted deal to ex-client of agency head
Conservation groups are demanding fuller disclosure of financial terms and an environmental review of the proposed deal for the California’s Westlands Water District, the nation’s largest agricultural water supplier.
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Want to win a government contract? Try a selfie
Think of it as procurement for millennials.
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So what problems does JEDI solve, really?
Industry leaders say that the DoD’s enterprise cloud will allow the warfighter to access data quicker, consolidate data and develop artificial intelligence.
-
Amazon or Microsoft? DoD picks a winner for its controversial JEDI contract
The multibillion dollar contract competition pitted two tech giants against one another.
-
To tech startups, small biz grants are small potatoes
Is the Small Business Innovation Research grant a bold enough tool for the Pentagon?
-
How should the tech industry handle high-profile government contracts?
For tech companies, government contracts promise big money and relative security. But they are also a slippery slope.
-
Tech contractor agrees to halt anti-union activities
Under the settlement, General Dynamics Information Technology will be required to send a notice to affected employees promising not to undertake anti-union activities.
-
Trump administration enlists supercomputers to fight coronavirus
The effort includes government, industry and academia as the Trump administration looks to speed up coronavirus research.
-
Pentagon loosens cash flow for industry, more measures likely coming
Industry will be getting more cash up front to help combat the impacts of the coronavirus.
-
Homeland Security waives contracting laws for border wall
The acting Homeland Security secretary, Chad Wolf, is exercising authority under a 2005 law that gives him sweeping powers to waive laws for building border barriers.
-
Interior proposes coveted deal to ex-client of agency head
Conservation groups are demanding fuller disclosure of financial terms and an environmental review of the proposed deal for the California’s Westlands Water District, the nation’s largest agricultural water supplier.
-
Want to win a government contract? Try a selfie
Think of it as procurement for millennials.
-
So what problems does JEDI solve, really?
Industry leaders say that the DoD’s enterprise cloud will allow the warfighter to access data quicker, consolidate data and develop artificial intelligence.
-
Amazon or Microsoft? DoD picks a winner for its controversial JEDI contract
The multibillion dollar contract competition pitted two tech giants against one another.
-
To tech startups, small biz grants are small potatoes
Is the Small Business Innovation Research grant a bold enough tool for the Pentagon?
-
How should the tech industry handle high-profile government contracts?
For tech companies, government contracts promise big money and relative security. But they are also a slippery slope.
-
Tech contractor agrees to halt anti-union activities
Under the settlement, General Dynamics Information Technology will be required to send a notice to affected employees promising not to undertake anti-union activities.
