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3 takeaways from an anxious GSA roundtable with industry
How ‘Bob’s Discount Furniture’ fears and innovation ‘leakage’ loom over the agency’s TDR rule.
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RFP issued for third-generation SmartPay charge card program
The General Services Administration has released a request for proposals soliciting industry to submit solutions for the new iteration of SmartPay, the world’s largest government charge card and payment solutions program.
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Want to fill a DoD civilian job? Here’s how you get a waiver to Trump’s freeze
Many jobs will remain frozen, but DoD is creating options.
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GAO: National security agencies don’t know they’re in foreign-owned buildings
Many national security agency offices are leasing space in foreign-owned buildings, often unknowingly, which heightens the potential for espionage, coercion or unauthorized cyber and physical access, says a new Government Accountability Office report.
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GSA IT gaps leaked personal information, OIG says
Four reports outline how employee and building security information was accessible across the agency.
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Trump: Military Spending ‘More Important’ Than Balanced Budget
The statement sets up a fight with Trump’s pick for OMB.
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Pentagon Confirms Trump Hiring Freeze Locks Out Military Civilians
However, Mattis can offer a unilateral waiver for some spots.
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GSA to rebrand Special Item Number for identity, data breach protection
The agency has decided to streamline its SIN to focus on mitigation and data breach detection.
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GSA adds two acquisition execs for IT services
The IT acquisition office brought on former Treasury and FCC executives to manage its contract vehicles.
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New .gov sites to get secure HTTPS protection in 2017
GSA officials said all newly registered federal agency domains will have HTTPS connections this year.
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3 takeaways from an anxious GSA roundtable with industry
How ‘Bob’s Discount Furniture’ fears and innovation ‘leakage’ loom over the agency’s TDR rule.
-
RFP issued for third-generation SmartPay charge card program
The General Services Administration has released a request for proposals soliciting industry to submit solutions for the new iteration of SmartPay, the world’s largest government charge card and payment solutions program.
-
Want to fill a DoD civilian job? Here’s how you get a waiver to Trump’s freeze
Many jobs will remain frozen, but DoD is creating options.
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GAO: National security agencies don’t know they’re in foreign-owned buildings
Many national security agency offices are leasing space in foreign-owned buildings, often unknowingly, which heightens the potential for espionage, coercion or unauthorized cyber and physical access, says a new Government Accountability Office report.
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GSA IT gaps leaked personal information, OIG says
Four reports outline how employee and building security information was accessible across the agency.
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Trump: Military Spending ‘More Important’ Than Balanced Budget
The statement sets up a fight with Trump’s pick for OMB.
-
Pentagon Confirms Trump Hiring Freeze Locks Out Military Civilians
However, Mattis can offer a unilateral waiver for some spots.
-
GSA to rebrand Special Item Number for identity, data breach protection
The agency has decided to streamline its SIN to focus on mitigation and data breach detection.
-
GSA adds two acquisition execs for IT services
The IT acquisition office brought on former Treasury and FCC executives to manage its contract vehicles.
-
New .gov sites to get secure HTTPS protection in 2017
GSA officials said all newly registered federal agency domains will have HTTPS connections this year.
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3 takeaways from an anxious GSA roundtable with industry
How ‘Bob’s Discount Furniture’ fears and innovation ‘leakage’ loom over the agency’s TDR rule.
-
RFP issued for third-generation SmartPay charge card program
The General Services Administration has released a request for proposals soliciting industry to submit solutions for the new iteration of SmartPay, the world’s largest government charge card and payment solutions program.
-
Want to fill a DoD civilian job? Here’s how you get a waiver to Trump’s freeze
Many jobs will remain frozen, but DoD is creating options.
-
GAO: National security agencies don’t know they’re in foreign-owned buildings
Many national security agency offices are leasing space in foreign-owned buildings, often unknowingly, which heightens the potential for espionage, coercion or unauthorized cyber and physical access, says a new Government Accountability Office report.
-
GSA IT gaps leaked personal information, OIG says
Four reports outline how employee and building security information was accessible across the agency.
-
Trump: Military Spending ‘More Important’ Than Balanced Budget
The statement sets up a fight with Trump’s pick for OMB.
-
Pentagon Confirms Trump Hiring Freeze Locks Out Military Civilians
However, Mattis can offer a unilateral waiver for some spots.
-
GSA to rebrand Special Item Number for identity, data breach protection
The agency has decided to streamline its SIN to focus on mitigation and data breach detection.
-
GSA adds two acquisition execs for IT services
The IT acquisition office brought on former Treasury and FCC executives to manage its contract vehicles.
-
New .gov sites to get secure HTTPS protection in 2017
GSA officials said all newly registered federal agency domains will have HTTPS connections this year.
