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GSA issues second phase awards for Centers of Excellence
The contract awards kick off the second phase of Centers of Excellence work at the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Congress holds off on federal pay decision
Congress will decide whether federal employees will receive a pay raise or freeze after the start of the 2019 fiscal year.
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Trump signs defense spending plan, with one more swipe at Democrats
The spending plan increases military pay by 2.6 percent, the largest pay raise in ten years.
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Congressmen call for investigation into proposed USDA move
Two representatives called on the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Inspector General to investigate the agency’s intent to move two offices outside Washington, D.C.
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The US cyberspace commission is taking shape … slowly
A new bipartisan commission may finally develop a United States cyberspace doctrine.
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GSA awards multibillion-dollar payroll contract to two teams
The NewPay contract will provide software-as-a-service payroll, leave management and work scheduling capabilities across the federal government.
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Here’s who is running the Pentagon’s acquisition and technology offices
A quartet of new leaders have joined the Pentagon’s R&E side in the last month, while the A&S structure rounds itself out.
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Behind the intelligence community’s ‘second epoch’
Have you heard about shake-ups in intelligence community technology?
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Trump appeals judge’s decision to overturn anti-union executive orders
The Trump administration is seeking to overturn a decision that invalidated large sections of three May 2018 executive orders impacting the time and locations federal employees could use for union duties.
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Wilkie touts a calmer, reformed VA in his first congressional test
Just two months into his tenure leading VA, the new secretary promised significant culture changes for the department.
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GSA issues second phase awards for Centers of Excellence
The contract awards kick off the second phase of Centers of Excellence work at the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
-
Congress holds off on federal pay decision
Congress will decide whether federal employees will receive a pay raise or freeze after the start of the 2019 fiscal year.
-
Trump signs defense spending plan, with one more swipe at Democrats
The spending plan increases military pay by 2.6 percent, the largest pay raise in ten years.
-
Congressmen call for investigation into proposed USDA move
Two representatives called on the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Inspector General to investigate the agency’s intent to move two offices outside Washington, D.C.
-
The US cyberspace commission is taking shape … slowly
A new bipartisan commission may finally develop a United States cyberspace doctrine.
-
GSA awards multibillion-dollar payroll contract to two teams
The NewPay contract will provide software-as-a-service payroll, leave management and work scheduling capabilities across the federal government.
-
Here’s who is running the Pentagon’s acquisition and technology offices
A quartet of new leaders have joined the Pentagon’s R&E side in the last month, while the A&S structure rounds itself out.
-
Behind the intelligence community’s ‘second epoch’
Have you heard about shake-ups in intelligence community technology?
-
Trump appeals judge’s decision to overturn anti-union executive orders
The Trump administration is seeking to overturn a decision that invalidated large sections of three May 2018 executive orders impacting the time and locations federal employees could use for union duties.
-
Wilkie touts a calmer, reformed VA in his first congressional test
Just two months into his tenure leading VA, the new secretary promised significant culture changes for the department.
-
GSA issues second phase awards for Centers of Excellence
The contract awards kick off the second phase of Centers of Excellence work at the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
-
Congress holds off on federal pay decision
Congress will decide whether federal employees will receive a pay raise or freeze after the start of the 2019 fiscal year.
-
Trump signs defense spending plan, with one more swipe at Democrats
The spending plan increases military pay by 2.6 percent, the largest pay raise in ten years.
-
Congressmen call for investigation into proposed USDA move
Two representatives called on the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Inspector General to investigate the agency’s intent to move two offices outside Washington, D.C.
-
The US cyberspace commission is taking shape … slowly
A new bipartisan commission may finally develop a United States cyberspace doctrine.
-
GSA awards multibillion-dollar payroll contract to two teams
The NewPay contract will provide software-as-a-service payroll, leave management and work scheduling capabilities across the federal government.
-
Here’s who is running the Pentagon’s acquisition and technology offices
A quartet of new leaders have joined the Pentagon’s R&E side in the last month, while the A&S structure rounds itself out.
-
Behind the intelligence community’s ‘second epoch’
Have you heard about shake-ups in intelligence community technology?
-
Trump appeals judge’s decision to overturn anti-union executive orders
The Trump administration is seeking to overturn a decision that invalidated large sections of three May 2018 executive orders impacting the time and locations federal employees could use for union duties.
-
Wilkie touts a calmer, reformed VA in his first congressional test
Just two months into his tenure leading VA, the new secretary promised significant culture changes for the department.
