GSA exercises 5-year option for 45 contract holders on $5B VETS 2 solicitation
So far IT services contracts worth $2.7 billion have been awarded through the service-disabled, veteran-owned set-aside vehicle.
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GSA to start collecting letters of attestation from software vendors in mid-June
The General Services Administration say it hopes to share details of the updated certification process with tech companies by June 12.
TMF invests in two customer experience-focused technology projects
USAID receives $5.9 million to launch a new IT platform and the Railroad Retirement Board has been allocated $8.7 million.
GSA working to grant EIS transition extension for Justice and Homeland Security
Two agencies may have until 2026 to switch over to the governmentwide IT vehicle.
GSA CIO says move to cloud has achieved 300% decrease in time-to-value on tech projects
Velocity of service and increase in project end-quality are two other factors driving adoption of the technology, according to David Shive.
Raylene Yung spells out TMF’s ‘holistic’ approach to measuring project impact
The TMF chief explains how the fund assesses the direct impact of each project on citizens.
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Pinpointing critical software key to supply chain security, says Federal Acquisition Service leader
Sonny Hashmi calls for work to identify critical software components across federal networks to help mitigate supply chain risks.
GSA administrator: Biden remains ‘fixated’ on improving customer experience
Robin Carnahan says her agency is focused on continuing momentum from recent federal IT successes including the launch of COVIDtests.gov and StudentAid.gov.
General Services Administration hit with 2 new Polaris pre-award protests
According to court filings, the companies want a judge to rule that the solicitation was “ambiguous, unduly restrictive, arbitrary, irrational, and contrary to law.”
SAMOSA Act could increase large software providers’ monopoly powers say acquisition experts
IT acquisition specialists caution that the legislation could affect the choice of software services available to agencies over the long term.