Discounted software could generate as much as $165 million in savings for agencies over the next 18 months, GSA estimates.

The Transportation Department is pushing hard for the new system to go online in 2028, with a price tag for modernization that could reach $31.5 billion.

This is the General Services Administration's 17th agreement signed for enterprise-level pricing to all federal agencies.

Prime contractors need to move beyond time-and-materials contracts and embrace outcome-based models that lean on artificial intelligence and commercial practices, according to the Pentagon's top ...

The Defense Information Systems Agency has given industry a first look at how it will conduct the recompete of its primary contract for communication infrastructure equipment and related services.

For the past six decades, the Professional Services Council’s Vision Forecast has been a bellwether for trends in the market and its predictions for 2026 come in an environment unlike anything it has ...

AI is becoming a cornerstone of national power—but federal agencies can’t achieve mission-scale AI without modern data infrastructure. This paper explains why storage, interoperability, and secure ...

Speaking Tuesday at an event hosted by our Defense One colleagues, a panel of industry executives highlight tradeoffs the Pentagon and companies have to think through under that new construct. In his ...

Estes Energetics is the U.S.’ only producer of military-grade black powder, a key ingredient for the onshore integration and assembly of defense systems that the Pentagon wants more of. Voyager ...

The Marine Corps is looking for ways to use light to securely transmit data on the battlefield. In a request for information posted Monday, the Marine Corps Systems Command for tactical communications ...