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GSA issues short turnaround for Centers of Excellence Phase 2
Industry has until early- and mid-August to respond to solicitations for the second phase of USDA’s IT modernization pilot.
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Meet the new head of the Pentagon’s strategic tech office
A former NASA official is joining the Pentagon to help lead the office that repurposes existing technology for new missions.
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GSA technology leader to leave for private sector
Joanne Collins Smee will be leaving the General Services Administration for the private sector, the agency announced.
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Trump nominates meteorologist as science and technology adviser
Kelvin Droegemeier, a meteorologist and former member of the National Science Board, now faces Senate confirmation.
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Senate passes federal pay raise for 2019
The Senate passed a package of appropriations bills that include increases for federal employee basic and locality pay.
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White House chief of staff to stick around for now
Following months of speculation that the chief of staff was on his way out, the message appeared to be not just about stabilizing Kelly, but also tamping down speculation about staff turnover and projecting calm as the president gears up for his re-election campaign.
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GSA launches pilot for small business research program
The pilot aims to advance innovation and job creation through the commercialization of government-funded research and development projects with small businesses.
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VA to finally get permanent technology leader
The Department of Veterans Affairs has yet to see a permanent chief information officer since the beginning of the Trump administration.
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Government’s most transformational agency: A look inside.
The U.S. Digital Service doesn’t look or operate like a typical government office. Step inside an organization bringing private sector innovation to public sector problems.
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Inside the agency where you wish you worked
The U.S. Digital Service doesn’t look or operate like a typical government office. Step inside an organization bringing private sector innovation to public sector problems.
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GSA issues short turnaround for Centers of Excellence Phase 2
Industry has until early- and mid-August to respond to solicitations for the second phase of USDA’s IT modernization pilot.
-
Meet the new head of the Pentagon’s strategic tech office
A former NASA official is joining the Pentagon to help lead the office that repurposes existing technology for new missions.
-
GSA technology leader to leave for private sector
Joanne Collins Smee will be leaving the General Services Administration for the private sector, the agency announced.
-
Trump nominates meteorologist as science and technology adviser
Kelvin Droegemeier, a meteorologist and former member of the National Science Board, now faces Senate confirmation.
-
Senate passes federal pay raise for 2019
The Senate passed a package of appropriations bills that include increases for federal employee basic and locality pay.
-
White House chief of staff to stick around for now
Following months of speculation that the chief of staff was on his way out, the message appeared to be not just about stabilizing Kelly, but also tamping down speculation about staff turnover and projecting calm as the president gears up for his re-election campaign.
-
GSA launches pilot for small business research program
The pilot aims to advance innovation and job creation through the commercialization of government-funded research and development projects with small businesses.
-
VA to finally get permanent technology leader
The Department of Veterans Affairs has yet to see a permanent chief information officer since the beginning of the Trump administration.
-
Government’s most transformational agency: A look inside.
The U.S. Digital Service doesn’t look or operate like a typical government office. Step inside an organization bringing private sector innovation to public sector problems.
-
Inside the agency where you wish you worked
The U.S. Digital Service doesn’t look or operate like a typical government office. Step inside an organization bringing private sector innovation to public sector problems.
-
GSA issues short turnaround for Centers of Excellence Phase 2
Industry has until early- and mid-August to respond to solicitations for the second phase of USDA’s IT modernization pilot.
-
Meet the new head of the Pentagon’s strategic tech office
A former NASA official is joining the Pentagon to help lead the office that repurposes existing technology for new missions.
-
GSA technology leader to leave for private sector
Joanne Collins Smee will be leaving the General Services Administration for the private sector, the agency announced.
-
Trump nominates meteorologist as science and technology adviser
Kelvin Droegemeier, a meteorologist and former member of the National Science Board, now faces Senate confirmation.
-
Senate passes federal pay raise for 2019
The Senate passed a package of appropriations bills that include increases for federal employee basic and locality pay.
-
White House chief of staff to stick around for now
Following months of speculation that the chief of staff was on his way out, the message appeared to be not just about stabilizing Kelly, but also tamping down speculation about staff turnover and projecting calm as the president gears up for his re-election campaign.
-
GSA launches pilot for small business research program
The pilot aims to advance innovation and job creation through the commercialization of government-funded research and development projects with small businesses.
-
VA to finally get permanent technology leader
The Department of Veterans Affairs has yet to see a permanent chief information officer since the beginning of the Trump administration.
-
Government’s most transformational agency: A look inside.
The U.S. Digital Service doesn’t look or operate like a typical government office. Step inside an organization bringing private sector innovation to public sector problems.
-
Inside the agency where you wish you worked
The U.S. Digital Service doesn’t look or operate like a typical government office. Step inside an organization bringing private sector innovation to public sector problems.



