Good month for Lockheed, small businesses
News
FY ‘14 DoD Budget Expected As Early As March
- By Roger Chu · February 6th, 2013
Though the Pentagon will be late in submitting a budget this year, the process of crafting the spending plan received a nudge last week.
GSA predicts ’steady rollout’ of new FedRAMP authorizations
- By Roger Chu · January 4th, 2013
The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) late last month approved the first cloud-computing services company to pass a comprehensive security-review process.
Military Signs Most Comprehensive Microsoft Contract Yet
- By Roger Chu · January 4th, 2013
In a bid to trim information technology costs, the Department of Defense last month signed a three-year, $617 million enterprise license agreement that will give the military its lowest prices ever for Microsoft software and services.
Qmatic’s Customer Flow Management in the Public Sector
- By Travis Wheeler · August 29th, 2012
Hundreds of public sector organizations globally, from local, county and state government to embassies and consulates use CFM. Qmatic’s solutions have been developed in partnership with the public sector to support all current government guidelines.
GSA kills Oracle Schedule 70 contract
- By Travis Wheeler · April 25th, 2012
After reviewing the company’s GSA Schedule 70 contract, “it was determined that it was not in the best interest of the government to continue the contract,”
Do you know your customers’ top 5 challenges?
- By Travis Wheeler · April 12th, 2012
Leading CTOs explain the biggest challenges, and your opportunities, that government agencies face today.
Inside the critical bid/no bid decision
- By Travis Wheeler · April 5th, 2012
The single-most important factor in making a bid decision is how well we understand the customer, the customer’s requirements and objectives.
Emerging GSA scandal brings down top officials
- By Travis Wheeler · April 4th, 2012
The GSA’s top official abruptly resigned and her top deputies were fired or put on administrative leave amid a breaking scandal that the White House chief of staff called “a gross misuse of taxpayer dollars.”
DOD needs simpler contracting processes, lawmakers told
- By Travis Wheeler · March 23rd, 2012
Lawmakers want a streamlined acquisition process that helps defense employees and doesn’t intimidate potential contractors.
