The bipartisan omnibus spending agreement for fiscal year 2023 includes $2.9 billion for the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.

Robin Carnahan says her agency is focused on continuing momentum from recent federal IT successes including the launch of COVIDtests.gov and StudentAid.gov.

The launch comes less than eight weeks after President Biden announced his relief plan and after this weekend's beta test saw more than 8 million borrowers apply.

The AI Training for the Acquisition Workforce Act would require acquisition officials involved with AI procurement to receive instruction.

Renee Wegrzyn will be tasked with shaping ARPA-H‘s research portfolio to develop biomedical innovations preventing, detecting and treating diseases including cancer.

If confirmed, she would be the first woman, immigrant and person of color confirmed to the position.

The CHIPS Act is intended to boost domestic production of semiconductors that are critical for U.S. military systems and a wide variety of commercial products.

The unmanned aerial vehicles, developed by the Air Force to meet Ukrainian requirements, are part of a new $800 million security assistance package.

The effort builds on work to increase governmentwide use of evidence to make policy and program decisions and restore trust in government.

Sustainability requirements are being added to existing and forthcoming contracts including Ascend and Alliant 3.