The Federal Beat – January 2, 2020
Billy Mitchell, Editor in Chief at FedScoop, and Carten Cordell, Staff Reporter at the Washington Business Journal, discuss IT contracts at the Pentagon, and give an update on DEOS and JEDI.
Billy Mitchell, Editor in Chief at FedScoop, and Carten Cordell, Staff Reporter at the Washington Business Journal, discuss IT contracts at the Pentagon, and give an update on DEOS and JEDI.
Billy Mitchell, Editor in Chief of FedScoop and Carten Cordell, Staff Reporter at Washington Business Journal, discuss the General Services Administration’s recall of the DEOS contract, and the impact it will have on cloud contracting.
Carten Cordell, staff reporter at the Washington Business Journal, discusses the new contract to modernize Air Force nuclear missile systems, and the consortium working to overhaul ICBMs.
Carten Cordell, staff reporter at Washington Business Journal, and Jessie Bur, associate editor at Federal Times, discuss congressional efforts to give contractors back pay and updates on the Pentagon’s JEDI contract.
Nick Wakeman, editor of Washington Technology, and Carten Cordell, staff reporter at Washington Business Journal, discuss GSA’s growing role in federal IT acquisition, and how they’re working to streamline the procurement process.
Frank Konkel, senior technology editor at Government Executive, and Carten Cordell, senior tech reporter at Fedscoop, discuss the potential conflicts of interest with the JEDI cloud procurement at the Pentagon.
Fedscoop Senior Tech Reporter Carten Cordell and NextGov Executive Editor Frank Konkel discuss the week’s top stories. Topics on this edition of the Federal Beat include Joanne Collins Smee leaving the General Services Administration, a lack of Technology Modernization Fund money in a Senate spending bill, and the upcoming huge fourth quarter spending spree.
