This Digital WOSB Alliance member and woman-owned organization beat out 4 bidders to win a single award BPA with SEC to provide a range of digital, graphic, editorial and other communications support.
A formal challenge has now forced the agency to halt work on this Securities and Exchange Commission contract.
The OS AI team takes note whenever a new player gains Prime access to a strategic contract vehicle, especially when that new Prime is already a major player supporting the agency today.
Nava and Aquia are pleased to embark on a new partnership with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as they work to build cloud-based solutions for digital transformation projects. This 5-year, $250 million BPA focuses on sourcing specialized IT services to help the SEC meet its modernization goals and ultimately better serve the American…
The Securities and Exchange Commission recently awarded a 6-month OCDO bridge contract.
The opportunity to support this office that utilizes artificial intelligence to provide advanced analytical solutions for staff across the agency, ensures that there will be a ton of interest from established Securities and Exchange Commission partners, as well as firms trying to break in.
A pair of formal protests have been filed in relation to this recently awarded multiple-award US Securities and Exchange OCDO Data BPA.
Armed with experience serving as the Agile Transformation Lead in the Office of the Chief Operating Officer and its Strategic Planning and Program Management Office, as well as leading the Program and Project Management Community of Practice, this leader takes on a new role.
The Ask: Current and prospective Securities and Exchange Commission partners spent time last week evaluating and building out their responses to an active RFI out of the Division of Economic and Risk Analysis (DERA), which provides a wide range of data-driven analyses and analytics to staff across the Commission, in relation to a need for…
Banks and credit unions are increasingly using new technology—known as “fintech”—for services like paying bills with mobile wallets. So it’s crucial that regulators have the necessary skills to make policy for and oversee fintech. Federal regulators require many of their employees to have some technology skills, such as data analysis. But the agencies haven’t assessed…