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From Bloomberg (by Emily Chang): “Emily Chang meets Anduril founder Palmer Luckey for a closer look at his defense tech startup's autonomous fleet and software operations.” #govcon #defense #anduril

Happy (Belated) 5th Birthday, United States Space Force! #govcon #defense #spaceforce #space 🎂🚀🛰️🪐👩🚀👾

From CBS News (by Caitlin Yilek, Ellis Kim, and Kathryn Watson): “President Biden signed a funding bill to avert a prolonged government shutdown into law on Saturday, ending a turbulent week in Washington.” #govcon #fedspend #defense

From Washington Technology (by Alexandra Kelley): “Federal agencies have submitted their complete inventories of artificial intelligence use cases to the White House to ensure trustworthy and transparent deployment. Following the recent Monday deadline to report such programs, 37 agencies submitted over 1,700 use cases to the White House Office of Management and Budget, fulfilling the provision in President Joe Biden’s October 2023 executive order on AI that asks agencies to provide details about how AI is impacting their business operations and about the risk mitigation efforts used to ensure that such systems are deployed safely.” #govcon #ai #artificialintelligence

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From Breaking Defense (by Howard Rubel): “The outcome of the recent presidential election sets the stage for the United States to reassess its military and diplomatic goals. By crafting the appropriate national security strategy, the nation avoids costly policy errors and sets the stage for proper long-term investment in its defense capabilities. The upcoming budget review should be about defining the threat, understanding the needed force to defeat it and ensuring that the industrial base is properly incentivized and capable of equipping the armed services. In an unpredictable world a strong and innovative military is essential to protect the United States and its economic interests.” #govcon #defense #natsec

A (not so) brief article on SBA's major rule update and how its new regulations will impact the #smallbiz M&A, investment market. #govcon #smallbusiness

From Nextgov/FCW (by David DiMolfetta): "The must-pass fiscal year 2025 defense policy bill advanced out of the Senate on Wednesday to President Joe Biden’s desk with a list of cybersecurity measures focused on technology aid to foreign allies and cyber defense hardening at home. The National Defense Authorization Act passed 85-14 with an $895.2 billion topline, authorizing the distribution of funding for the U.S. military, defense and intelligence nexus." #govcon #defense #cyber #congress #ndaa

From FedScoop (by Rebecca Heilweil): “The Department of Homeland Security on Tuesday released the latest version of its artificial intelligence use case inventory, reporting 158 active applications for the technology — a major jump from the 67 it made public last year.” #govcon #dhs #ai #artificialintelligence

From Washington Technology (by Robb Wong): "Participating in the comment period for a proposed rule is a powerful tool for small businesses to influence and change the final rule, thereby protecting and enhancing the industry for small businesses. A prime example of this success is the Small Business Administration’s recent HubZone proposed rule. The SBA received more than 300 comments on this proposed change – a remarkable six-fold increase compared to the usual 50 comments." #govcon #smallbusiness #rulemaking