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Sens. John Fetterman, D-Pa., and Ted Budd, R-N.C., have introduced a bill to establish a National Science Foundation-led network of six remotely accessible programmable cloud laboratories, or PCLs, for academic research. The proposed National Programmable Cloud Laboratories Network Act aims to help researchers save time and money by connecting existing lab data processing power and using automation to combine large data sets, Fetterman’s office said Monday. “We can help cut barriers researchers face and supercharge America’s innovation engine with a national network of PCLs. This has never been built before, and I’m proud to partner with Senator Budd to make The post Bipartisan Senate Bill Seeks to Create Network of Programmable Cloud Labs first appeared on Executive Gov.
Naval Air Systems Command has released the findings of a comprehensive review assessing the performance of the V-22 Osprey aircraft across key safety and readiness dimensions. Join Potomac Officers Club’s 2026 Navy Summit and connect with top decision-makers addressing the service’s most pressing challenges. Reserve your spot now to be part of the conversation shaping the future of a ready naval force. NAVAIR said Friday the assessment reaffirmed the V-22 platform’s airworthiness under established controls. “In coordination with V-22 service leaders, NAVAIR has developed action plans to mitigate safety deficiencies,” said Vice Adm. John Dougherty, commander of NAVAIR. “We are The post Navy Discloses V-22 Review Findings, Recommendations first appeared on Executive Gov.
The Office of Personnel Management has launched a cross-government program that aims to recruit top technologists to advance artificial intelligence adoption and help the federal government address the most critical technological challenges. Don’t miss the Potomac Officers Club’s 2026 Artificial Intelligence Summit on March 19! Register today to discover innovative AI applications and join the conversation driving the future of AI in government. OPM said Monday it coordinated with the Office of Management and Budget, the White House Office of Science Technology and Policy, General Services Administration and other agencies to establish the U.S. Tech Force. “GSA is proud to The post OPM Unveils US Tech Force to Accelerate Federal AI Implementation first appeared on Executive Gov.
The U.S. Army has completed the implementation of a data center as-a-service, also known as DCaaS, for service members at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, or JBLM, in Washington state. The U.S. Army Network Enterprise Technology Command is expected to authorize JBLM’s move from the installation’s data center to the new environment in the coming days, the service said Monday. Get updates on the Army’s 2030 goals directly from military leaders at the Potomac Officers Club’s 2026 Army Summit on June 18. Secure your spot at the GovCon networking event by purchasing your tickets today. How Did the Army Build a DCaaS The post Army Completes Data Center-as-a-Service Rollout at Joint Base Lewis-McChord first appeared on Executive Gov.
The Department of Veterans Affairs is planning to reorganize the Veterans Health Administration, also known as VHA, to reduce bureaucracy, ensure a consistent policy application across medical facilities and improve healthcare for veterans. The agency said Monday that it will reveal organizational and personnel changes in early 2026. The Potomac Officers Club’s 2025 Healthcare Summit on Feb. 12 will bring together leaders from government and GovCon industries to discuss the most pressing issues in healthcare and the technologies enhancing citizen user experience. The networking event is open to companies that want to forge new industry partnerships or do business with The post VA Unveils Plan to Restructure Veterans Health Administration to Cut Bureaucracy first appeared on Executive Gov.
The Department of the Treasury, through the Internal Revenue Service, has initiated market research to explore the availability of a cloud-based platform that can handle Freedom of Information Act, or FOIA, requests and eDiscovery activities. What FOIA & eDiscovery Capabilities Is Treasury Seeking? According to a sources sought notice published Monday on SAM.gov, Treasury plans to implement a department-wide blanket purchase agreement for a cloud platform capable of streamlining the processing of electronically stored information, or ESI. It seeks to adopt advanced commercial technologies, including artificial intelligence, machine learning and analytics, to enhance transparency, optimize operations and reduce FOIA backlogs across The post Treasury Seeks FedRAMP-Authorized Cloud Platform for FOIA & eDiscovery first appeared on Executive Gov.
Ravi Dankanikote, an Executive Mosaic 4×24 Leadership Series member, is returning to SAIC as chief growth officer after spending four months at Peraton, SAIC announced Tuesday. Dankanikote, in this role, will oversee SAIC’s enterprise growth plans and go-to-market strategy. He was previously SAIC’s senior vice president for business development from 2021 until August, when he left for Peraton to become chief growth officer. Who Is Ravi Dankanikote? Prior to coming to SAIC in 2021, Dankanikote spent 27 years at CACI in various positions, including senior vice president for business development and vice president of operations. He’ll report to SAIC interim chief Jim Reagan. Don’t miss the extraordinary opportunity The post Ravi Dankanikote Returns to SAIC as Chief Growth Officer first appeared on Executive Gov.
The U.S. Coast Guard has formed the Maritime Nuclear Policy Division within the Office of Design and Engineering Standards as part of its Force Design 2028 initiative, which aims to modernize the service’s organizational structure and improve mission readiness. What Are the Responsibilities of the Coast Guard’s Maritime Nuclear Policy Division? The Coast Guard said Friday the new division will serve as the primary point of contact for developing and implementing policies to ensure the safe and secure integration of nuclear technology into the Marine Transportation System. The division will also develop a comprehensive framework of standards and requirements to The post Coast Guard Forms New Division to Oversee Maritime Nuclear Policy first appeared on Executive Gov.
The Office of Management and Budget has released a memorandum outlining contractual requirements to ensure that large language models, or LLMs, procured by the federal government comply with unbiased artificial intelligence principles. Join us for the Potomac Officers Club’s 2026 Artificial Intelligence Summit on March 19. Book your spot now to explore cutting-edge use cases and be part of the conversation shaping the future of AI in government. In the seven-page memo dated Thursday, OMB Director Russell Vought wrote that the executive order signed in July identifies two unbiased AI principles. According to the EO, LLMs must be “truth-seeking” by The post OMB Memo Outlines Contractual Requirements to Ensure Compliance With Unbiased AI Principles first appeared on Executive Gov.
Sens. John Cornyn, R-Texas, and Ted Cruz, R-Texas, have introduced a bill that aims to strengthen artificial intelligence research and development and create an AI-ready workforce. Called the Growing University AI for Defense, or GUARD, Act, tasks the Department of War to establish and oversee a National Security and Defense AI Institute, Cornyn’s office said Friday. Rep. Ronny Jackson, R-Texas, will introduce the GUARD Act’s companion legislation in the House of Representatives. AI is changing the way the government and the military are processing data. Talk to real practitioners, innovators and decision-makers about the evolving uses and future of AI The post Texas Lawmakers Propose GUARD Act to Boost Defense AI Capabilities first appeared on Executive Gov.
