HHS and GSA create a common purchasing route for grants-management software
2026 archive · The new federal contract category covers core grant systems, added tools, technical support and performance evaluation.
Historical coverage of 2026: technology, defense, energy and American industry. Reporting prepared in October 2026.
2026 archive · The new federal contract category covers core grant systems, added tools, technical support and performance evaluation.
2026 archive · The Space Force accepted the ground-based system in June, giving operators a smaller platform for disrupting satellite communications.
2026 archive · VMA-223’s June sundown ended its operational Harrier mission, while retired airframes gave maintainers a new training resource.
2026 archive · The May orders fund vehicles intended to move astronauts and supplies by 2028, while a parallel lander program works through the tests needed to reach the surface.
2026 archive · A 2026 audit found 73 percent of aircraft missed their original maintenance targets in fiscal 2024. A separate B-52 review showed how corrosion and parts preparation affected the work itself.
2026 archive · Federal agencies tied industrial cybersecurity to process safety, aging equipment and the purchasing decisions that shape future controls.
2026 archive · An April order moved recurring non-core common military training to a two-year cycle while retaining annual core requirements.
2026 archive · Three company reports show why powder output, forming speed and finished-part production need separate measures.
2026 archive · The April decision extends the permitted life of an existing South Carolina reactor, with continued operation tied to managing aging equipment.
2026 archive · The April departure followed initial production from the first processing line, with two more trains still under construction and commissioning.
2026 archive · April recertification prepared C-130 crews for aerial surge duty while about 40 Nevada soldiers qualified to work on fire lines.
2026 archive · The April notice allowed eligible awardees to request help with commercialization, with limits of $6,500 per Phase I project and $50,000 per Phase II project.