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In first, US Marines attend Finland’s Exercise Arrow
Exercise Arrow is an annual Finnish multinational exercise involving mechanized infantry, artillery and mortar field training in a live-fire exercise.
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DoD settles with Iraq War oil supplier in fraud case
The settlement closes the book on allegations that originally surfaced in 2008.
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Are you a small business? The Navy wants to work with you
If the Navy wants to reach its 355 ship goal, small business will have to play a key role in manufacturing parts, supplying shipyards and innovating new products.
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US spent $60 million on Afghan energy project that doesn’t work, watchdog says
SIGAR found the Army Corps of Engineers’ mismanagement of the contract may render a new part of Afghanistan’s electrical system unsafe and nonoperational.
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More universities to offer Hacking for Defense program
The Hacking 4 Defense program is preparing the next generation of technologists and policy experts to solve the Pentagon’s toughest problems.
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CACI bid fails to hijack General Dynamics’ acquisition of CSRA
General Dynamics has released an amended merger agreement.
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How is China developing AI technology so much faster than the US?
China’s centralized, authoritarian government helps it streamline innovation without concern for civil liberties like privacy. So what does the U.S. need to do to compete?
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DoD to review General Dynamics-CSRA merger
If approved, the deal would make GD-CSRA the second largest player in the federal IT market.
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Data breaches at federal agencies jumped 20 percent last year
Agencies are storing more data in cloud services, but does that make it easier to breach?
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How will General Dynamics’ acquisition of CSRA impact government services?
The deal looks to shake up the federal IT landscape as General Dynamics looks to compete for larger government contracts
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In first, US Marines attend Finland’s Exercise Arrow
Exercise Arrow is an annual Finnish multinational exercise involving mechanized infantry, artillery and mortar field training in a live-fire exercise.
-
DoD settles with Iraq War oil supplier in fraud case
The settlement closes the book on allegations that originally surfaced in 2008.
-
Are you a small business? The Navy wants to work with you
If the Navy wants to reach its 355 ship goal, small business will have to play a key role in manufacturing parts, supplying shipyards and innovating new products.
-
US spent $60 million on Afghan energy project that doesn’t work, watchdog says
SIGAR found the Army Corps of Engineers’ mismanagement of the contract may render a new part of Afghanistan’s electrical system unsafe and nonoperational.
-
More universities to offer Hacking for Defense program
The Hacking 4 Defense program is preparing the next generation of technologists and policy experts to solve the Pentagon’s toughest problems.
-
CACI bid fails to hijack General Dynamics’ acquisition of CSRA
General Dynamics has released an amended merger agreement.
-
How is China developing AI technology so much faster than the US?
China’s centralized, authoritarian government helps it streamline innovation without concern for civil liberties like privacy. So what does the U.S. need to do to compete?
-
DoD to review General Dynamics-CSRA merger
If approved, the deal would make GD-CSRA the second largest player in the federal IT market.
-
Data breaches at federal agencies jumped 20 percent last year
Agencies are storing more data in cloud services, but does that make it easier to breach?
-
How will General Dynamics’ acquisition of CSRA impact government services?
The deal looks to shake up the federal IT landscape as General Dynamics looks to compete for larger government contracts
-
In first, US Marines attend Finland’s Exercise Arrow
Exercise Arrow is an annual Finnish multinational exercise involving mechanized infantry, artillery and mortar field training in a live-fire exercise.
-
DoD settles with Iraq War oil supplier in fraud case
The settlement closes the book on allegations that originally surfaced in 2008.
-
Are you a small business? The Navy wants to work with you
If the Navy wants to reach its 355 ship goal, small business will have to play a key role in manufacturing parts, supplying shipyards and innovating new products.
-
US spent $60 million on Afghan energy project that doesn’t work, watchdog says
SIGAR found the Army Corps of Engineers’ mismanagement of the contract may render a new part of Afghanistan’s electrical system unsafe and nonoperational.
-
More universities to offer Hacking for Defense program
The Hacking 4 Defense program is preparing the next generation of technologists and policy experts to solve the Pentagon’s toughest problems.
-
CACI bid fails to hijack General Dynamics’ acquisition of CSRA
General Dynamics has released an amended merger agreement.
-
How is China developing AI technology so much faster than the US?
China’s centralized, authoritarian government helps it streamline innovation without concern for civil liberties like privacy. So what does the U.S. need to do to compete?
-
DoD to review General Dynamics-CSRA merger
If approved, the deal would make GD-CSRA the second largest player in the federal IT market.
-
Data breaches at federal agencies jumped 20 percent last year
Agencies are storing more data in cloud services, but does that make it easier to breach?
-
How will General Dynamics’ acquisition of CSRA impact government services?
The deal looks to shake up the federal IT landscape as General Dynamics looks to compete for larger government contracts
