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USPTO touts success in AI applications

1 week ago | washingtontechnology.com | Alexandra Kelley

Despite a “rough and rocky” journey, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is going all-in on generative artificial intelligence solutions to help improve its business operations. Officials from USPTO hosted a Tuesday discussion on the agency’s future leveraging AI for its various missions, the comments it’s looking for on its recent request for information on available automated offerings and the solutions the agency is currently developing.
Secure by Design is just the start, CISA official says

1 week ago | washingtontechnology.com | Alexandra Kelley

Incorporating a Secure by Design framework is just the start to engineering a threat-resilient digital environment, per officials helming the initiative at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. Speaking during the Critical Effect cybersecurity conference in Washington, D.C., Kirk Lawrence, CISA’s program manager for its Secure by Design initiative, said that implementing its principles is akin to “locking the front door” when securing a house: a first step.
OpenAI awarded $200M DOD prototype contract

1 week ago | washingtontechnology.com | Ross Wilkers

OpenAI has been awarded a $200 million contract to continue developing artificial intelligence prototypes for the Defense Department. The one-year other transaction agreement, announced Tuesday, will focus on how what the company calls “frontier AI” can aid in DOD’s administrative operations, health care for soldiers and families, cyber operations and the management of program and acquisition data.
Lockheed hires former Pentagon AI lead as tech chief

1 week ago | washingtontechnology.com | Ross Wilkers

Lockheed Martin has hired a new chief technology officer in Craig Martell, formerly the Defense Department’s chief digital and artificial intelligence officer from 2022 to 2024. Martell will start at the company on Monday and report to John Clark, who has been senior vice president for technology and strategic innovation since January.
ODRG secures venture backing for national security, geospatial tech strategy

1 week ago | washingtontechnology.com | Ross Wilkers

Organizational Development Resource Group, a technology services company focused on national security and geospatial customers, has secured a $3 million investment from a growth capital fund geared toward entrepreneurs it views as underrepresented. Advantage Capital, a venture investment firm and small business lender, set up its “Empower the Change Fund” in 2022 to exclusively provide capital to minority-owned businesses with the goal of deploying $200 million over multiple years.
How drone warfare fares in the 2026 budget

1 week ago | washingtontechnology.com | Lauren C. Williams

The Pentagon wants to spend more than 20 percent more next year to research, develop, test and evaluate new technologies—but that increase would come from the Trump administration’s massive tax and budget reconciliation bill, leaving funding levels flat if Congress doesn’t pass it. And a lot of drone spending will likely hinge on that one-time funding.
Agriculture reopens cloud integration pacts for bids

1 week ago | washingtontechnology.com | Ross Wilkers

The Agriculture Department is now ready to start adding more companies for the integration and development portion of Stratus, a centralized procurement for driving cloud computing adoption across the entire enterprise. In the spring of 2024, Agriculture chose 37 companies for a set of 10-year basic ordering agreements under the second pool of Stratus and geared those awards largely to technology system integrators. Agriculture will accept quotes for the Stratus Pool 2 on-ramp through July 11.
General Dynamics wins $580M security tech system recompete

1 week ago | washingtontechnology.com | Ross Wilkers

General Dynamics has won a potential five-year, $580 million task order to continue its role in helping the Army operate a complex security technology system for protecting personnel and sites around the world. The Integrated Base Defense and Force Protection Family of Systems order covers services such as training, contractor logistics, operations, sustainment and procurement of materials for equipment.
WT 360: Our first takeaways from the 2025 Top 100 with more to follow

1 week ago | washingtontechnology.com | Nick Wakeman |Ross Wilkers

Skip to Content Log In Email Address Password Forgot your password? Not a member? Sign up now! Edition number 32 of the Washington Technology Top 100 rankings is now live for all to use in researching the federal market's largest technology and services contractors, and mapping the numbers to the industry’s macrotrends.
KPMG, TekSnap protest elimination from $10B State Department contract

2 weeks ago | washingtontechnology.com | Nick Wakeman

Two disappointed bidders have filed protests after failing to make the cut for the State Department’s $10 billion Evolve contract. State wants to use the multiple-award contract for enterprise-wide IT projects and has been evaluating proposals for more than one year. Bids were originally due in January 2023, but the department extended that deadline multiple times up until October 2023. State apparently has made awards to 12 companies, though their names have not been released.