The Space Force-sponsored environment gives commercial software and AI providers a managed route to support sensitive Department of War workloads.
OPM Launches U.S. Tech Force to Strengthen Federal Technology Workforce
The cross-government program plans to place roughly 1,000 technologists inside federal agencies to support artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data and modernization projects. The U.S. Office of Personnel Management has established the U.S. Tech…
SPARC AI Tests Telemetry-Based Drone Target Location With Camera Covered
SPARC AI says it has completed drone flight tests in which its Overwatch Positioning Network calculated target locations while the aircraft’s camera was fully covered, demonstrating a telemetry-based approach that does not…
Intrado Emergency Communications Tools Become Available Through Public-Sector Contracts
Intrado and Carahsoft Technology Corp. have entered a distribution agreement that makes Intrado’s emergency communications and notification products available through several public-sector contract vehicles. Carahsoft will act as Intrado’s master government aggregator…
Factory Adds Autonomous Software Development Platform to Public-Sector Contract Vehicles
Factory and Carahsoft Technology Corp. have formed a distribution partnership that will make Factory’s artificial intelligence software-development platform available to federal, state and local agencies through established public-sector contract vehicles. Carahsoft will…
NARA Expands Cyber Risk Management With Telos Xacta Cloud Platform
The National Archives and Records Administration is expanding its use of Telos cybersecurity software, adding cloud-based automation and artificial intelligence capabilities to the agency’s governance, risk and compliance program. Under the contract,…
Pentagon Opens Bidding for $21.6 Billion Successor to JWCC Cloud Contract
The Defense Information Systems Agency has released the first of two planned solicitations for the Pentagon’s next major enterprise cloud contract, beginning a procurement that could reshape how the Defense Department buys…