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USDA to move over 700 feds out of DC
Employees at two Department of Agriculture offices will be relocated outside the nation’s capital by the end of 2019.
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OPM encourages flexibility for feds during Metro construction
With Metro maintenance expected to cause ‘extensive delays’ through most of August, the Office of Personnel Management encouraged agencies to give their employees some flexibility.
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Border Patrol gets its first female chief
Carla Provost moved from acting to official chief of the U.S. Border Patrol, Customs and Border Protection announced.
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Premium pay waivers to continue for Iraq-based feds
A presidential national emergency designation means that federal employees in Iraq continue to have the option for their premium pay caps to be waived.
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New VA secretary promises veterans better customer service and more medical options
Robert Wilkie’s public comments Tuesday were the first since he was sworn into office late last month.
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Mattis says Russia sanctioned 2016 election meddling, outlines protections for midterms
Mattis said troops have a part in defending the Constitution and US elections.
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Trump’s arms sales nominee bogged down by 3D gun debate
A State Department nomination that should have been a victory lap for the Trump administration’s efforts to boost U.S. arms sales abroad instead has become caught up in a separate domestic controversy.
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JEDI cloud contract receives first protest
Oracle filed the $10 billion contract’s first protest less than two weeks after the final request for proposals was issued.
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Trump brings back Iran sanctions after exiting nuclear deal
The Trump administration says it is reactivating economic sanctions on Iran that were lifted as part of the landmark multinational nuclear accord — a tough move that may nonetheless leave the U.S. more isolated.
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Postal Service turns to GDIT for tech modernization help
General Dynamics Information Technology was awarded a nearly $500 million contract to help the U.S. Postal Service modernize its information technology.
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USDA to move over 700 feds out of DC
Employees at two Department of Agriculture offices will be relocated outside the nation’s capital by the end of 2019.
-
OPM encourages flexibility for feds during Metro construction
With Metro maintenance expected to cause ‘extensive delays’ through most of August, the Office of Personnel Management encouraged agencies to give their employees some flexibility.
-
Border Patrol gets its first female chief
Carla Provost moved from acting to official chief of the U.S. Border Patrol, Customs and Border Protection announced.
-
Premium pay waivers to continue for Iraq-based feds
A presidential national emergency designation means that federal employees in Iraq continue to have the option for their premium pay caps to be waived.
-
New VA secretary promises veterans better customer service and more medical options
Robert Wilkie’s public comments Tuesday were the first since he was sworn into office late last month.
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Mattis says Russia sanctioned 2016 election meddling, outlines protections for midterms
Mattis said troops have a part in defending the Constitution and US elections.
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Trump’s arms sales nominee bogged down by 3D gun debate
A State Department nomination that should have been a victory lap for the Trump administration’s efforts to boost U.S. arms sales abroad instead has become caught up in a separate domestic controversy.
-
JEDI cloud contract receives first protest
Oracle filed the $10 billion contract’s first protest less than two weeks after the final request for proposals was issued.
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Trump brings back Iran sanctions after exiting nuclear deal
The Trump administration says it is reactivating economic sanctions on Iran that were lifted as part of the landmark multinational nuclear accord — a tough move that may nonetheless leave the U.S. more isolated.
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Postal Service turns to GDIT for tech modernization help
General Dynamics Information Technology was awarded a nearly $500 million contract to help the U.S. Postal Service modernize its information technology.
-
USDA to move over 700 feds out of DC
Employees at two Department of Agriculture offices will be relocated outside the nation’s capital by the end of 2019.
-
OPM encourages flexibility for feds during Metro construction
With Metro maintenance expected to cause ‘extensive delays’ through most of August, the Office of Personnel Management encouraged agencies to give their employees some flexibility.
-
Border Patrol gets its first female chief
Carla Provost moved from acting to official chief of the U.S. Border Patrol, Customs and Border Protection announced.
-
Premium pay waivers to continue for Iraq-based feds
A presidential national emergency designation means that federal employees in Iraq continue to have the option for their premium pay caps to be waived.
-
New VA secretary promises veterans better customer service and more medical options
Robert Wilkie’s public comments Tuesday were the first since he was sworn into office late last month.
-
Mattis says Russia sanctioned 2016 election meddling, outlines protections for midterms
Mattis said troops have a part in defending the Constitution and US elections.
-
Trump’s arms sales nominee bogged down by 3D gun debate
A State Department nomination that should have been a victory lap for the Trump administration’s efforts to boost U.S. arms sales abroad instead has become caught up in a separate domestic controversy.
-
JEDI cloud contract receives first protest
Oracle filed the $10 billion contract’s first protest less than two weeks after the final request for proposals was issued.
-
Trump brings back Iran sanctions after exiting nuclear deal
The Trump administration says it is reactivating economic sanctions on Iran that were lifted as part of the landmark multinational nuclear accord — a tough move that may nonetheless leave the U.S. more isolated.
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Postal Service turns to GDIT for tech modernization help
General Dynamics Information Technology was awarded a nearly $500 million contract to help the U.S. Postal Service modernize its information technology.
