Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

Department of Defense (DOD)

Department of War

National Security Agency (NSA)

Written by former National Intelligence Council Chair Gregory F. Treverton, this report examines how the U.S. Intelligence Community can adapt to a world of ubiquitous information. It outlines the shift from scarce secret intelligence to open-source abundance and explores multi-sector collaboration models across government, academia, and the private sector. The report concludes with key recommendations, including creating a dedicated Open Source Intelligence Agency, leveraging AI for analysis, and simplifying talent exchanges across sectors.

The U.S. Federal Contracting Fundamentals Certificate Program offers a comprehensive introduction to the federal acquisition process. Designed for professionals new to government contracting or seeking a structured refresher, this program explores the full lifecycle of federal contracts—from acquisition planning and contract formation to cost analysis, compliance, and emerging policy issues. Through real-world scenarios, regulatory references, and interactive discussions, you will gain the foundational knowledge and practical tools needed to navigate the complexities of federal procurement with confidence.A certificate of completion and shareable digital badge are awarded at the end of the program.Who Should Take the Cost and Pricing Fundamentals Certificate Program?<ul><li>Acquisition professionals working in or with the federal government</li><li>Contract specialists, officers, and administrators</li><li>Procurement and supply chain professionals supporting government contracts</li><li>Finance, pricing, and compliance analysts</li><li>Industry professionals seeking to understand how to do business with the U.S. government</li></ul>

The U.S. Federal Contracting Fundamentals Certificate Program offers a comprehensive introduction to the federal acquisition process. Designed for professionals new to government contracting or seeking a structured refresher, this program explores the full lifecycle of federal contracts—from acquisition planning and contract formation to cost analysis, compliance, and emerging policy issues. Through real-world scenarios, regulatory references, and interactive discussions, you will gain the foundational knowledge and practical tools needed to navigate the complexities of federal procurement with confidence. A certificate of completion and shareable digital badge are awarded at the end of the program. Who Should Take the Cost and Pricing Fundamentals Certificate Program? Acquisition professionals working in or with the federal government Contract specialists, officers, and administrators Procurement and supply chain professionals supporting government contracts Finance, pricing, and compliance analysts Industry professionals seeking to understand how to do business with the U.S. government

Virtual / Online

Acquisition

Contractor Specific

Employee Training & Development

Federal Government

National Contract Management Association (NCMA)

U.S. Federal Contracting Fundamentals Certificate Program

The U.S. Federal Contracting Fundamentals Certificate Program provides a structured introduction to the federal acquisition lifecycle, from planning and contract formation to compliance and emerging policies. Through real-world scenarios and interactive discussions, participants gain the foundational knowledge and practical tools to navigate federal procurement with confidence.

The U.S. Federal Contracting Fundamentals Certificate Program provides a structured introduction to the federal acquisition lifecycle, from planning and contract formation to compliance and emerging policies. Through real-world scenarios and interactive discussions, participants gain the foundational knowledge and practical tools to navigate federal procurement with confidence.

Workshop / Training

Procurement

State and Local Government

U.S. Federal Contracting Fundamentals: October 2026

This quarterly meeting focuses on the latest developments in DoW priorities and evolving requirements across the CBRN Defense enterprise. This forum brings together government, industry, and defense community stakeholders for timely updates, meaningful discussion, and insight into the direction of current and future CBRN capabilities.

This quarterly meeting focuses on the latest developments in DoW priorities and evolving requirements across the CBRN Defense enterprise. This forum brings together government, industry, and defense community stakeholders for timely updates, meaningful discussion, and insight into the direction of current and future CBRN capabilities.

Onsite

Conference / Summit

Defense

Military

National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA)

Strategic Requirements for CBRN Research, Development, and Procurement

Global Network Connection And Data Connections Concept.

Report

[PDF] Intelligence Partnerships & OSINT | GovWhitePapers

Learning Across the Divide: Multi-Sector Partnerships in Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence

Open Source

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Format:	Report
Topics:	Artificial Intelligence Open Source Procurement
Website:	Visit Publisher Website
Author(s):	Gregory F. Treverton
Publisher:	IBM Center for The Business of Government
Published:	August 27, 2026
License:	Copyrighted
Copyright:	© 2026 IBM Center for The Business of Government and the Commerce & Contract Management Institute
Tags:	Artificial Intelligence infrastructure open source policy and practice procurement

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