The agency is challenging incumbent contractors to keep up with modernization and AI initiatives or risk losing contracts, Zack Schwartz said in an interview.

CIO Carter Farmer said the agency is prioritizing low-stakes AI use for much of its workforce, while making sure only subject matter experts are handling high-stakes work.

Once the home of a $50 billion IT vehicle, NITAAC will cease all program functions after Dec. 31, 2028.

The cloud-based data warehousing and analytics company offers 20% off compute services and potentially up to 50% as usage increases, per a GSA press release.

The top IT official recently told FedScoop that the administration intends to share information from its ongoing technology contract data collection following transparency critiques.

The president’s latest executive order requires agencies to shift away from cost-reimbursement contracts, making fixed-price deals the “default” approach to procurement.

The AI agent has a target launch of March 2027 and comes as the company is expanding its federal business.

GSA said it's committed to exploring alternative funding models to keep the TMF sustainable.

While OneGov is set to disrupt the role of integrators and value-added resellers as prime contract holders, it doesn’t mean those organizations won’t have a place in…

The agency will issue GWAC awards to a total of 76 companies across multiple phases.