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Cybersecurity M&A Roundup: 40 Deals Announced in January 2023 - Vimarsana News

Cybersecurity M&A Roundup: 40 Deals Announced in January 2023

Cybersecurity-related merger and acquisition (M&A) roundup for January 2023

Money Moves: The SBA has $4M for veteran-owned startups - Vimarsana News

Money Moves: The SBA has $4M for veteran-owned startups

Plus, DC's Exponential Exchange raised $1.4 million in pre-seed, Chantilly's CoolR nabbed $10 million from First Analysis, and 14 more raises and government contracts announced by DMV companies recently.

GSA Drops 5 Vendors, Adds 9 to $5.5B 2GIT Contract - Vimarsana News

GSA Drops 5 Vendors, Adds 9 to $5.5B 2GIT Contract

GSA Drops 5 Vendors, Adds 9 to $5.5B 2GIT Contract Mark Gomez/Shutterstock email February 24, 2021 The IT hardware and software contract vehicle was built with the Air Force in mind but will be available to all federal buyers. After protests prompted the General Services Administration last year to pull back the first slate of awards on the Second Generation Information Technology, or 2GIT, blanket purchase agreement, the agency announced it reawarded the contract this week to 79 large and small vendors. The contract—custom built for the Air Force to replace...

Pentagon urged to work with industry on 5G network development - Vimarsana News

Pentagon urged to work with industry on 5G network development

Pentagon urged to work with industry on 5G network development February 5 The U.S. Department of Defense is exploring dynamic spectrum sharing capabilities for future 5G networks. (George Fray/AFP via Getty Images) When the U.S. Defense Department asked industry last year how it could develop 5G networks domestically, people grew concerned that the department was trying to compete with private companies or nationalize 5G. A single question in the request for information made some lawmakers, defense businesses and interest groups worried that the Pentagon would stifle billions in commer...