Dod is a topic tracked in our intelligence system with 5 linked articles.
A federal court orders the DoD to resume onshore wind permit reviews, ending a de facto moratorium that hit roughly 155 projects across 21 states, with a 30-day progress-report cadence and tax-credit timing creating urgency for project completion.
Salesforce’s AI agents are officially IL5-compliant for DoD use, with plans to deploy across the DoD.
The piece argues that 15 years and roughly $100 billion spent on federal cloud modernization have produced internal walls (Advana, RAVEN, DFARS data rights) that hinder cross-agency collaboration, and it advocates a procedure-sharing approach to replace proprietary content sharing with state/interface sharing.
GSA’s OneGov deal with CORAS mounts an agentic-AI platform (Gary) into federal procurement, featuring a 90-day pilot and 40–80% discounts through 2027-09-30, backed by FedRAMP High and DoD authorization.
The Pentagon plans a $250 million spend to evaluate options and move toward initial deals for a Ground-Based Affordable Mass program, with a November demo of ground-launched precision strike weapons, aligned with an autonomy czar’s shop.
Pentagon expands the Drone Dominance Program to reusable bomber/dropper UAS with 15-30 km range and 8+ kg payload, issuing roughly $32M in initial prototype orders for up to 1,200 systems and a Gauntlet evaluation in October, signaling a shift from one-way drones to scalable, reusable strike platforms.
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