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Steve Orrin, federal chief technology officer for Intel, wrote in a GCN guest piece published Friday that predictive analytics can help agencies make better decisions and plan network modernization efforts.
Shaun Bierweiler, vice president and general manager of the public sector business at Cloudera, has said state and local government agencies should have strategies in place to leverage big data in order to facilitate the delivery of citizen services.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is inviting potential vendors to submit ideas on how to develop an artificial intelligence process that would help computers to acquire language.
General Atomics’ electromagnetic systems business demonstrated its Advanced Arresting Gear during a Naval Air Systems Command test aimed to ensure qualification of the system for barricade use on board Ford-class aircraft carriers.
The U.S. Army issued a request for proposals on next-generation combat vehicle prototypes under a program aimed to replace the service’s Bradley Fighting Vehicles.
The FBI requested a one-year extension for its use of the Information Technology Supplies and Support Services blanket purchase agreement, which is set to expire in April. A FedBizOpps notice posted Friday says the bureau is seeking the extension as IT Enterprise Contract Support is still in the process of being approved as a follow-on to the ITSSS BPA.
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Broadcom subsidiary CA Technologies received a potential five-year, $84.9M contract to provide CA software capacity licensing and maintenance and sustainment support to the Defense Information Systems Agency.
Seemann Composites secured a potential $74.3M contract to help the U.S. Navy develop out-of-autoclave manufacturing practices and processes to build marine equipment components.
InterImage, a woman-owned information technology services provider to the federal sector, received re-appraisal at two Capability Maturity Model Integration levels from ProcessWorks, a CMMI Institute partner.
Executive Mosaic is pleased to announce that Chuck Prow, president and CEO of Vectrus, has been inducted into the 2019  edition of Wash100 — Executive Mosaic’s annual selection of influential leaders in the government contracting arena — for securing major contracts and expanding Vectrus’ position with numerous federal agencies.
The CIA wants to expand competition across the industry to provide the agency with cloud-computing services to manage unclassified and secret information, Bloomberg reported Friday.
