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 Facilities, Fleet & Energy

  1. A vacant, GSA-owned warehouse in Washington hosted a House Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittee field hearing on April 25.

    Lawmakers seek quicker property disposal

    • Apr. 25, 2013

    Lawmakers pressed the General Services Administration Thursday to more quickly dispose of vacant buildings.

  1. 900 HUD employees affected in plan to close 16 field offices

    • Apr. 25, 2013

  2. GSA plans to add 10,000 hybrid cars to federal fleet

    • Apr. 22, 2013

  1. GAO recommends a halt to 11 courthouse projects Apr. 17, 2013

  2. Obama budget includes $3.2B to reduce energy, fuel use Apr. 17, 2013

  3. 2014 budget proposal seeks $2.1 billion for construction projects Apr. 10, 2013

  4. Fort Bliss signs $120M agreement for DoD’s largest solar project Apr. 8, 2013

  5. Contractors, agencies struggle to measure ‘greenness’ of purchases Apr. 3, 2013

  6. Exchanging life in camo for eco initiatives Apr. 2, 2013

  7. Civilian employees on the move as Army closes facilities in Europe Mar. 29, 2013

  8. Air Force scuttles energy-efficiency upgrades due to sequester Mar. 21, 2013

  9. Parceling out old post offices Mar. 21, 2013

  10. House panel passes bill to curb travel spending Mar. 20, 2013

  11. Coast Guard headquarters is only sure part of DHS consolidation Mar. 19, 2013

  12. Custom building systems control what is heated, cooled Mar. 19, 2013

Sequester news
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  1. Sequester doesn't add up for IGs

    General Services Administration Inspector General Brian Miller expects the sequester to cost GSA $281 million in lost savings and revenue in 2013. Staff
    • May. 20, 2013

    The inspector general for the General Services Administration expects to lose out on more than a quarter-billion dollars in potential government …

  1. FBI's Mueller expects furloughs next year
  2. Courts seek $73M in emergency funding
  3. DoD halts shifting war money into base budget
  4. Leaders fear sequester's impact on recruitment, retention, service

Blogs

  1. Amazon gets federal cloud certification
  2. Agencies challenged to balance data sharing and security, experts say
  3. GSA to launch cloud broker pilot
  4. Contract flaws found in GSA Disney trip
  5. MSPB rebuffs union call for advance ruling on DoD furloughs
  6. How do you feel about the unfolding IRS scandal?

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  3. Law enforcement retirement
  1. How to be a good pension fund manager
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  3. Furlough and TSP hardship withdrawal
  1. How to qualify for the Senior Executive Service
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Pay & Benefits
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  1. Gregory Long is executive director of the Thrift Savings Plan. Tom Brown/Staff

    More feds investing in TSP's L Funds

    • May. 20, 2013

    The number of Thrift Savings Plan participants enrolled in the L, or lifecycle, Funds reached a record 864,469 in April.

  1. DNI Clapper: No furloughs for civilian intel workers
  2. Report: Recruit more science and tech talent
  3. DoD employees to get 11 furlough days
  4. Obama orders gender pay gap study
  1. More Pay & Benefits
  2. Federal Pay and Performance, Federal Retirement Benefits, Federal Health Care

Departments
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  1. Sequester doesn't add up for IGs

    General Services Administration Inspector General Brian Miller expects the sequester to cost GSA $281 million in lost savings and revenue in 2013. Staff
    • May. 20, 2013

    The inspector general for the General Services Administration expects to lose out on more than a quarter-billion dollars in potential government …

  1. GSA starts effort to improve cybersecurity in procurements
  2. How State Department was duped in $60M fraud scheme
  3. Tangherlini: Tighter budgets mean bigger role for GSA
  4. DoD approves Apple iPhones, iPads for military use
  1. More Departments:
  2. Defense, Postal Service, Homeland Security, OMB

Agency News
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  1. Former IRS head says he didn't know of Tea Party affair

    Outgoing acting IRS commissioner Steven Miller (left) and former IRS commissioner Douglas Shulman arrive May 21 at a hearing of the Senate Finance Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington. Brendan Smialowski / AFP
    • May. 21, 2013 - 11:26 AM

    Former Internal Revenue Service commissioner Douglas Shulman said he was 'dismayed and saddened' by revelations that his agency targeted conservative …

  1. Sequester doesn't add up for IGs
  2. News Briefs: May 20, 2013
  3. IRS draws bipartisan fire at hearing
  4. Obama names new IRS commissioner
  1. More Agency News:
  2. Federal Budget, Leaders & Agencies, Program Management, White House

Personnel
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  1. Justice Department launches criminal probe at IRS

    Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, called the agency's actions appalling and said the additional information requested was far too onerous. Mike Morones / Staff
    • May. 16, 2013

    The IRS inspector general blamed 'ineffective management' for the targeting of conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status by IRS employees in a …

  1. Obama orders gender pay gap study
  2. IG frustrated by OPM's handling of improper payments to dead retirees
  3. Pension accuracy slips as OPM picks up pace
  4. Sequester Changes Rules on DoD Contractor Background Reinvestigations
  1. More Personnel:
  2. OPM, Recruiting & Retention, Labor Management Relations, Insourcing/Outsourcing

Congress
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  1. Former IRS head says he didn't know of Tea Party affair

    Outgoing acting IRS commissioner Steven Miller (left) and former IRS commissioner Douglas Shulman arrive May 21 at a hearing of the Senate Finance Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington. Brendan Smialowski / AFP
    • May. 21, 2013 - 11:26 AM

    Former Internal Revenue Service commissioner Douglas Shulman said he was 'dismayed and saddened' by revelations that his agency targeted conservative …

  1. IRS acting commissioner resigns in wake of scandal
  2. Justice Department launches criminal probe at IRS
  3. DNI Clapper: No furloughs for civilian intel workers
  4. Report: Recruit more science and tech talent
  1. More Congress:
  2. House, Senate, Federal Appropriations, Bill Tracker, GAO
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