Douglas Bush, the new head of acquisition, technology and logistics for the Army, plans to use new funding flexibilities to reform how the service buys software.

Raj Shah will be one of 14 members on the Commission on Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution Reform.

The RAND Corporation says the service could benefit from giving decision-making subordinates more autonomy.

The Deputy Secretary of Defense says the agency may redefine which projects are designated as new start programs.

Gen. McConville sees the IVAS augmented reality headset project as a template for future acquisition in the Army.

The Army's new ground vehicle will need to have open software capabilities that allow for continuous updates.

Ellen Lord unveiled the changes to software and other acquisition policy at a press conference from the Pentagon Wednesday.

CMMC requirements will not be one-size-fits-all for defense contracts, Katie Arrington said. Different parts of the contract will indicate different levels of security needed.

GSA's plan to combine 24 acquisition schedules into a single vehicle will play out over the next two years and include standard terms and conditions.

GSA officials delivered on their promise to reform the Multiple Award Schedule program with plans to condense the contract vehicles into a single offering.