Government Services & GovTech

Jerusalem is equipping 10,000 city workers with an AI security platform. Is this the future of urban safety or a new form of privatized policing?

A new federal award program isn't just about trophies. It signals a critical shift to rewarding real-world AI deployment and measurable results.

Kasm Technologies and Everfox unite to end the era of multiple desktops for classified work, offering a streamlined, ephemeral, and secure workspace solution.

California bets on Danish AI firm cBrain to fix its notoriously slow environmental permitting, a landmark deal that could transform GovTech in the US.

Beyond selling software, Carahsoft is orchestrating the public sector's shift to Zero Trust, using key events and a vast partner network to guide agencies.

A niche software firm just unlocked the federal market in weeks, not years. Their secret weapon? An AI platform that turns a dreaded security gauntlet into a strategic advantage.

Xpect Solutions, a federal IT contractor, is productizing its two decades of experience to tackle chronic government delays with new automation platforms.

A new partnership between defense giant KBR and specialist ITDG signals a major shift, moving beyond siloed security to a unified, holistic defense model.

As San Jose city workers vote on a strike, the self-proclaimed capital of Silicon Valley faces a critical choice between funding futuristic tech and its core workforce.

Cleveland's CHAMP skyrocketed 1,852 spots on the Inc. 5000 list. Here's how its systems-based approach is dismantling paper-based bureaucracy.

A strategic joint venture between two government contractors is leveraging veteran-owned status to win major security and facility contracts. Here's why it matters.

The Metropolitan Police's adoption of RedactXpert isn't just about efficiency. It's a strategic move in the high-stakes game of data, trust, and modern policing.

Amidst chaos over disappearing government information, a new tracker offers a verified count of terminated datasets, exposing a targeted assault on evidence-based policy.

Private equity firm AE Industrial launches Attilius Technologies, a secretive intelligence platform born from acquisition, aiming to dominate the national security market.

USSOCOM's new SOF RACER consortium, powered by BMNT, scraps fees and lengthy proposals to lure commercial tech. Is this the future of defense acquisition?

V2X's renewed $500M deal with the Marines goes beyond logistics. It's a story of a 20-year partnership, AI-driven sustainment, and national security.

The Space Development Agency taps AI firm MapLarge to fuse commercial and government sensors, a move signaling a radical shift in U.S. missile defense strategy.

Behind two executive hires at Delphinus Engineering lies a larger story: how private equity is strategically rebuilding the industrial base for US naval readiness.

The $60B NASA SEWP VI contract is more than a big win for Indigo IT; it's a blueprint for how small businesses are driving the future of government tech.

DATAMARK Technologies' new partnerships aren't just a tech upgrade; they're a strategic move by parent Michael Baker International to dominate the public safety market.