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The top 4 proposals in the federal reorganization lineup
Though parts of the reorganization plan require congressional approval, the administration could act to implement some portions without it.
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Report: VA paid for thousands of unneeded medical exams for disabled veterans
If the issue isn’t fixed, investigators warn, it could cost taxpayers more than $100 million in the next five years.
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Revealed: The new structure for the Pentagon’s tech and acquisition offices
Here are the details of a major restructuring for the two Pentagon offices that determine how the Defense Department buys and develops weapon systems.
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VA, union leaders spar over impact of new accountability law
Administration officials have repeatedly hailed the measure, but critics call it demoralizing and unfair to lower-level VA employees.
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VA gets a new top health official, but still searches for a permanent nominee
Since President Donald Trump took office, VA officials have been unable to fill the department’s top health post.
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How GSA recovered from its new telecom contract ‘stumble’
GSA ‘stumbled out of the gate’ with the initial award of its new governmentwide telecom contract, but has been working to engage agencies since, a GSA official said.
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Why circuit board production is an issue in the annual defense bill
Will an oversight position at the Department of Defense be eliminated, sending shock waves through the supply chain?
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Congress can simplify commercial buying and increase government innovation
The U.S. government’s transactions in the commercial marketplace, which should be quick and easy, have gotten more complicated over the years.
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EPA proposal to limit science studies draws opposition
A public hearing on the rule, introduced by then-administrator Scott Pruitt before his resignation amid ethics scandals, drew opponents and a much smaller number of industry and trade groups backing it.
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US Air Force looks to accelerate artificial intelligence contracts
The service still isn’t moving fast enough to harness AI, but its leadership wants to change that.
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The top 4 proposals in the federal reorganization lineup
Though parts of the reorganization plan require congressional approval, the administration could act to implement some portions without it.
-
Report: VA paid for thousands of unneeded medical exams for disabled veterans
If the issue isn’t fixed, investigators warn, it could cost taxpayers more than $100 million in the next five years.
-
Revealed: The new structure for the Pentagon’s tech and acquisition offices
Here are the details of a major restructuring for the two Pentagon offices that determine how the Defense Department buys and develops weapon systems.
-
VA, union leaders spar over impact of new accountability law
Administration officials have repeatedly hailed the measure, but critics call it demoralizing and unfair to lower-level VA employees.
-
VA gets a new top health official, but still searches for a permanent nominee
Since President Donald Trump took office, VA officials have been unable to fill the department’s top health post.
-
How GSA recovered from its new telecom contract ‘stumble’
GSA ‘stumbled out of the gate’ with the initial award of its new governmentwide telecom contract, but has been working to engage agencies since, a GSA official said.
-
Why circuit board production is an issue in the annual defense bill
Will an oversight position at the Department of Defense be eliminated, sending shock waves through the supply chain?
-
Congress can simplify commercial buying and increase government innovation
The U.S. government’s transactions in the commercial marketplace, which should be quick and easy, have gotten more complicated over the years.
-
EPA proposal to limit science studies draws opposition
A public hearing on the rule, introduced by then-administrator Scott Pruitt before his resignation amid ethics scandals, drew opponents and a much smaller number of industry and trade groups backing it.
-
US Air Force looks to accelerate artificial intelligence contracts
The service still isn’t moving fast enough to harness AI, but its leadership wants to change that.
-
The top 4 proposals in the federal reorganization lineup
Though parts of the reorganization plan require congressional approval, the administration could act to implement some portions without it.
-
Report: VA paid for thousands of unneeded medical exams for disabled veterans
If the issue isn’t fixed, investigators warn, it could cost taxpayers more than $100 million in the next five years.
-
Revealed: The new structure for the Pentagon’s tech and acquisition offices
Here are the details of a major restructuring for the two Pentagon offices that determine how the Defense Department buys and develops weapon systems.
-
VA, union leaders spar over impact of new accountability law
Administration officials have repeatedly hailed the measure, but critics call it demoralizing and unfair to lower-level VA employees.
-
VA gets a new top health official, but still searches for a permanent nominee
Since President Donald Trump took office, VA officials have been unable to fill the department’s top health post.
-
How GSA recovered from its new telecom contract ‘stumble’
GSA ‘stumbled out of the gate’ with the initial award of its new governmentwide telecom contract, but has been working to engage agencies since, a GSA official said.
-
Why circuit board production is an issue in the annual defense bill
Will an oversight position at the Department of Defense be eliminated, sending shock waves through the supply chain?
-
Congress can simplify commercial buying and increase government innovation
The U.S. government’s transactions in the commercial marketplace, which should be quick and easy, have gotten more complicated over the years.
-
EPA proposal to limit science studies draws opposition
A public hearing on the rule, introduced by then-administrator Scott Pruitt before his resignation amid ethics scandals, drew opponents and a much smaller number of industry and trade groups backing it.
-
US Air Force looks to accelerate artificial intelligence contracts
The service still isn’t moving fast enough to harness AI, but its leadership wants to change that.
