Latest Federal & Government Contracting Companies' News Coverage
NVE Inc. has received a potential five-year contract to help the Internal Revenue Service manage building systems and perform preventive maintenance work at the agency’s Washington, D.C., headquarters. The company said Tuesday it will handle facility equipment certifications for the IRS HQ and help inspect, test and maintain systems there. IRS ordered the services through NVE’s […] More
ZenLedger has signed a contract renewal with the Internal Revenue Service to continue supporting the agency’s civil and criminal investigation teams in processing tax filings related to cryptocurrencies. The company said Tuesday it will provide software for forensic accounting and taxation computations that the IRS can plug its agency data into to scrutinize crypto transactions. […] More
Nathan Jones, a 19-year Red Hat veteran, has been appointed senior vice president and general manager of worldwide public sector sales and government affairs at digital asset accounting software provider TaxBit. Jones will oversee TaxBit’s customer support, sales and interaction efforts with government agencies in his new role, the company said Tuesday. He most recently […] More
More companies are offering to pay younger employees in cryptocurrency as part of efforts to attract talent, CNBC reported Monday. One of those companies is independent ratings agency SharpRank, which taps influential college students or “campus captains” to help build up the startup’s user base by serving as brand ambassadors. Chris Adams, founder and CEO […] More
Maximus Federal General Manager Teresa Weipert recently spoke with ExecutiveBiz for the publication’s latest Executive Spotlight interview detailing the challenges and initiatives of the federal and government contracting (GovCon) sector’s most significant leaders of consequence. During her Executive Spotlight with ExecutiveBiz, Weipert discussed her vision for the future of the company in the federal landscape, recent contracts with federal […] More
Guy Torres, former portfolio director for PAE and retired U.S. Marine Corps officer, has been appointed deputy chief procurement officer for the Department of the Treasury’s Internal Revenue Service (IRS). IRS Chief Procurement Officer Shanna Webbers expressed her excitement in welcoming the agency’s newest member of the procurement team. Torres brings over 25 years of […] More
Leidos has received a $65 million task order to help the Internal Revenue Service modernize two systems used to paper tax filings, remittances and information returns. The Reston, Virginia-based company said Tuesday it will update the agency’s Integrated Submission and Remittance Processing System and Service Center Recognition Image Processing System, two essential platforms which convert […] More
The Internal Revenue Service has awarded five companies contracts under a program to test new platforms to digitize paper documents and send the files back to the IRS through a digital channel. Xerox, Government CIO, Ripcord, Brillient and Resultant, formerly known as KSM Consulting, each secured a contract worth $7.5 million under the Pilot IRS […] More
The Internal Revenue Service seeks market information on techniques that could help digital forensics personnel assess and investigate cryptowallets, physical devices that store cryptocurrency keys. IRS said Thursday in a SAM.gov notice its digital forensics unit requires approaches to reverse-engineer hardware, analyze software and firmware, identify integrated circuits and deconstruct printed circuit boards found in […] More
SOS International will continue maintaining hardware and software assets at two Internal Revenue Service-owned computing centers as part of a five-year $13 million task order under a National Institutes of Health Information Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center contracting vehicle.
ASI Government has introduced an automation tool developed in partnership with artificial intelligence company Abeyon to help the Internal Revenue Service modernize its acquisition processes. Intelligent Business Automation works to support the agency's Pilot IRS Program by adding telecommunications security language in select federal contracts.
Larry Reagan, a vice president at Maximus“™ federal arm, wrote in a commentary published Thursday on Federal News Network that there are a number of factors the IRS should consider as it implements the Taxpayer First Act and the first is taking a “pragmatic approach to modernization.“
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