The General Services Administration has awarded 48 vendors positions on the women-owned small business, or WOSB, pool of the Polaris governmentwide acquisition contract, or GWAC, for IT products and services. The latest round of awards under a governmentwide IT contract vehicle underscores the continued demand for agile, high-performing techno...
Naval Supply Systems Command has awarded 24 companies positions on the $55 billion follow-on Worldwide Expeditionary Multiple Award Contract Territorial Integrity of the U.S., or WEXMAC TITUS 2.2, vehicle. As NAVSUP moves forward with major contracting efforts such as the WEXMAC TITUS 2.2 vehicle, government and industry stakeholders continue to tra...
By Chuck Brooks, president of Brooks Consulting International The future of innovation in both government and industry will not be distinguished by singular breakthroughs, but rather by the convergence and meshing of a number of different new technologies. Going forward, industries, national security, economic competitiveness, privacy and almost eve...
The General Services Administration has issued the initial list of 55 apparently successful offerors on the women-owned small business, or WOSB, pool of the Polaris governmentwide acquisition contract, or GWAC, for IT products and services. As agencies continue to refine major contract vehicles like Polaris, the broader conversation around federal I...
By Light Professional IT Services, a Sagewind Capital portfolio company, has acquired Dignitas Technologies for an undisclosed amount. STS Advisors and Shuffield Lowman advised Dignitas on the transaction, while Goodwin Procter and Morrison Foerster served as legal counsel to By Light, the company said Tuesday. Why Did By Light Acquire Dignitas? The...
Iron Legion JV, a joint venture tied to General Dynamics Information Technology and service-disabled veteran-owned small business Legion Systems, has won a $265.2 million indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract to provide intelligence support services for U.S. Special Operations Command. The cost-plus-fixed-fee and cost-reimbursable award i...
By Payam Pourkhomami, President & CEO of OSIbeyond CMMC Level 2 certification has shifted from a distant requirement to an immediate priority. With the DFARS acquisition rule now in effect, contractors without certification are not eligible for many defense contracts. Yet despite years of discussion about CMMC requirements, only a small fracti...
TechnoMile has appointed longtime federal technology journalist and broadcaster Tom Temin as strategic media adviser and announced the launch of a new interview series focused on issues shaping the government contracting and federal technology landscape. In a press release sent to GovCon Wire, the company said Temin will host “Federal Market F...
The Social Security Administration is seeking market feedback on the upcoming Information Technology Support Services Contract, or ITSSC, recompete. Connect with senior military and defense leaders at the Potomac Officers Club’s 2026 Digital Transformation Summit on April 22 for in-depth discussions on emerging technologies shaping the fu...
The U.S. Navy has awarded contract modifications to 109 companies, raising their base period contract ceiling by $45 billion to continue supporting the Worldwide Expeditionary Multiple Award Contract – Territorial Integrity of the U.S., or WEXMAC TITUS, program. What Is the Scope of the WEXMAC TITUS Contract? The Department of War said Friday...
