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Public input on government reorg effort goes missing
The Office of Management and Budget stated in June 2017 that it had received over 100,000 public comments on its agency reorganization efforts, but a FOIA request of those comments returned zero records.
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How tech upgrades can improve more than just IT systems
The process of incorporating new IT should also be used to root out ineffective or unused ways of doing things, experts said.
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Are federal employees satisfied in their jobs?
A follow-on pilot section of the 2018 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey is gauging new ways to answer the question of what makes a federal workplace fulfilling.
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Industry group questions legality of DoD cloud contract
The IT Alliance for Public Sector questioned whether Federal Acquisition Regulations preferring multiple-award contracts conflicted with the Department of Defense’s intent to award its cloud contract to a single provider.
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Trump’s pick to lead immigration agency announces retirement
Homan was guaranteed to face tough questions about his dramatic actions and hard-line views from Senate Democrats at his confirmation hearing, which was never scheduled.
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GSA’s mega telecom contract receives ‘Best-in-Class’ designation
The designation means that the Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions Contract is considered a preferred vehicle by the Office of Management and Budget.
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VA’s next big problem: Key health care program is running out of money again
The controversial VA Choice program is slated to be out of funds again by early June.
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The case for universal certification
Federal government adoption of a common professional standard and a widely accepted body of knowledge for contract management would be the most dramatic “reform” in a generation, while simultaneously simplifying everything.
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Mike Pompeo narrowly confirmed to be secretary of state
Pompeo, the outgoing CIA director, secured support from 57 senators, with 42 voting no — one of the slimmest margins for the job in recent history.
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Public input on government reorg effort goes missing
The Office of Management and Budget stated in June 2017 that it had received over 100,000 public comments on its agency reorganization efforts, but a FOIA request of those comments returned zero records.
-
How tech upgrades can improve more than just IT systems
The process of incorporating new IT should also be used to root out ineffective or unused ways of doing things, experts said.
-
Are federal employees satisfied in their jobs?
A follow-on pilot section of the 2018 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey is gauging new ways to answer the question of what makes a federal workplace fulfilling.
-
Industry group questions legality of DoD cloud contract
The IT Alliance for Public Sector questioned whether Federal Acquisition Regulations preferring multiple-award contracts conflicted with the Department of Defense’s intent to award its cloud contract to a single provider.
-
Trump’s pick to lead immigration agency announces retirement
Homan was guaranteed to face tough questions about his dramatic actions and hard-line views from Senate Democrats at his confirmation hearing, which was never scheduled.
-
GSA’s mega telecom contract receives ‘Best-in-Class’ designation
The designation means that the Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions Contract is considered a preferred vehicle by the Office of Management and Budget.
-
VA’s next big problem: Key health care program is running out of money again
The controversial VA Choice program is slated to be out of funds again by early June.
-
The case for universal certification
Federal government adoption of a common professional standard and a widely accepted body of knowledge for contract management would be the most dramatic “reform” in a generation, while simultaneously simplifying everything.
-
Mike Pompeo narrowly confirmed to be secretary of state
Pompeo, the outgoing CIA director, secured support from 57 senators, with 42 voting no — one of the slimmest margins for the job in recent history.
-
Public input on government reorg effort goes missing
The Office of Management and Budget stated in June 2017 that it had received over 100,000 public comments on its agency reorganization efforts, but a FOIA request of those comments returned zero records.
-
How tech upgrades can improve more than just IT systems
The process of incorporating new IT should also be used to root out ineffective or unused ways of doing things, experts said.
-
Are federal employees satisfied in their jobs?
A follow-on pilot section of the 2018 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey is gauging new ways to answer the question of what makes a federal workplace fulfilling.
-
Industry group questions legality of DoD cloud contract
The IT Alliance for Public Sector questioned whether Federal Acquisition Regulations preferring multiple-award contracts conflicted with the Department of Defense’s intent to award its cloud contract to a single provider.
-
Trump’s pick to lead immigration agency announces retirement
Homan was guaranteed to face tough questions about his dramatic actions and hard-line views from Senate Democrats at his confirmation hearing, which was never scheduled.
-
GSA’s mega telecom contract receives ‘Best-in-Class’ designation
The designation means that the Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions Contract is considered a preferred vehicle by the Office of Management and Budget.
-
VA’s next big problem: Key health care program is running out of money again
The controversial VA Choice program is slated to be out of funds again by early June.
-
The case for universal certification
Federal government adoption of a common professional standard and a widely accepted body of knowledge for contract management would be the most dramatic “reform” in a generation, while simultaneously simplifying everything.
-
Mike Pompeo narrowly confirmed to be secretary of state
Pompeo, the outgoing CIA director, secured support from 57 senators, with 42 voting no — one of the slimmest margins for the job in recent history.
