Tactical Air Support Inc. won its request to be reimbursed for legal fees it incurred while the US Air Force unduly delayed a protest decision over an adversary air service training contract.
The Defense Logistics Agency released a final request for proposal for a 10-year IT services opportunity, the highlight of a week that included only incremental changes to nine other Bloomberg Government Top 20 opportunities and no movement among the remaining 10.
Loyal Source Government Services LLC lost its protest against the US Department of Homeland Security over a request for medical services bids at the border, the GAO said Thursday.
The Federal Trade Commission recently announced that it will pursue outsized and unfounded claims about artificial intelligence in advertising. This puts contractors on notice as well. If you tout your use of AI, you could be soon coming under the formidable gaze of the FTC.
Palantir Federal Cloud Service has achieved FedRAMP authorization and accreditation to support the US Department of Defense impact level four and five on Microsoft Azure, according to a Wednesday news release.
During the Cold War, the U.S. was the undisputed leader in a field of science called geodesy—the precise measurement of the shape and magnetic field of the Earth. The development of GPS sprung from this, along with many other useful technologies. But fast forward to today. Numerous countries have surpassed America in this field, with China in particular making extraordinary leaps. Scientists are now saying the US may have fallen so far behind in geodesy that catching up is nearly impossible.
Doug Beck, vice president of
