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GSA moves into phase two of its massive contract merger
Current contract holders under the Multiple Award Schedule program will soon receive notice of a change to their terms and conditions.
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Can the government stop fake comments on its rules without alienating citizens?
Innovations that make it harder for people to spam public comment opportunities could also make concerned members of the public less likely to participate.
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Government’s core acquisition office gets a familiar face in charge
The General Services Administration selected two acting officials to formally take over their positions at the Federal Acquisition Service.
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‘The math doesn’t make sense’: Why venture capital firms are wary of defense-focused investments
The Pentagon is working hard to entice small technology companies to work on defense projects, but investors that could prop up these businesses seem wary of putting forth the cash.
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New bill aims for a higher 2021 federal pay raise
Democrats in the House and Senate are already advocating for another substantial pay raise for federal employees in the coming year.
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Feds have fewer whistleblower rights than in the private sector
Whistleblower advocacy groups called on Congress to expand federal employees’ available options to address calling out waste, fraud and abuse at their agencies.
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Budget deficit to break $1 trillion despite strong economy
“Changes in fiscal policy must be made to address the budget situation, because our debt is growing on an unsustainable path,” said CBO Director Phillip Swagel.
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Is leadership the missing piece to solving election security?
With stakeholders across all levels of government in the United States involved in election security, experts say Washington now needs a designated leader.
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White House calls for ideas to better government buying
The Office of Management and Budget wants public input on how the federal acquisition process should be measured and improved.
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Want to work for Space Force? Civilian positions are now hiring
Federal employees looking to be the first civilians hired to work for the newly minted Space Force have a narrow window of opportunity.
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GSA moves into phase two of its massive contract merger
Current contract holders under the Multiple Award Schedule program will soon receive notice of a change to their terms and conditions.
-
Can the government stop fake comments on its rules without alienating citizens?
Innovations that make it harder for people to spam public comment opportunities could also make concerned members of the public less likely to participate.
-
Government’s core acquisition office gets a familiar face in charge
The General Services Administration selected two acting officials to formally take over their positions at the Federal Acquisition Service.
-
‘The math doesn’t make sense’: Why venture capital firms are wary of defense-focused investments
The Pentagon is working hard to entice small technology companies to work on defense projects, but investors that could prop up these businesses seem wary of putting forth the cash.
-
New bill aims for a higher 2021 federal pay raise
Democrats in the House and Senate are already advocating for another substantial pay raise for federal employees in the coming year.
-
Feds have fewer whistleblower rights than in the private sector
Whistleblower advocacy groups called on Congress to expand federal employees’ available options to address calling out waste, fraud and abuse at their agencies.
-
Budget deficit to break $1 trillion despite strong economy
“Changes in fiscal policy must be made to address the budget situation, because our debt is growing on an unsustainable path,” said CBO Director Phillip Swagel.
-
Is leadership the missing piece to solving election security?
With stakeholders across all levels of government in the United States involved in election security, experts say Washington now needs a designated leader.
-
White House calls for ideas to better government buying
The Office of Management and Budget wants public input on how the federal acquisition process should be measured and improved.
-
Want to work for Space Force? Civilian positions are now hiring
Federal employees looking to be the first civilians hired to work for the newly minted Space Force have a narrow window of opportunity.
-
GSA moves into phase two of its massive contract merger
Current contract holders under the Multiple Award Schedule program will soon receive notice of a change to their terms and conditions.
-
Can the government stop fake comments on its rules without alienating citizens?
Innovations that make it harder for people to spam public comment opportunities could also make concerned members of the public less likely to participate.
-
Government’s core acquisition office gets a familiar face in charge
The General Services Administration selected two acting officials to formally take over their positions at the Federal Acquisition Service.
-
‘The math doesn’t make sense’: Why venture capital firms are wary of defense-focused investments
The Pentagon is working hard to entice small technology companies to work on defense projects, but investors that could prop up these businesses seem wary of putting forth the cash.
-
New bill aims for a higher 2021 federal pay raise
Democrats in the House and Senate are already advocating for another substantial pay raise for federal employees in the coming year.
-
Feds have fewer whistleblower rights than in the private sector
Whistleblower advocacy groups called on Congress to expand federal employees’ available options to address calling out waste, fraud and abuse at their agencies.
-
Budget deficit to break $1 trillion despite strong economy
“Changes in fiscal policy must be made to address the budget situation, because our debt is growing on an unsustainable path,” said CBO Director Phillip Swagel.
-
Is leadership the missing piece to solving election security?
With stakeholders across all levels of government in the United States involved in election security, experts say Washington now needs a designated leader.
-
White House calls for ideas to better government buying
The Office of Management and Budget wants public input on how the federal acquisition process should be measured and improved.
-
Want to work for Space Force? Civilian positions are now hiring
Federal employees looking to be the first civilians hired to work for the newly minted Space Force have a narrow window of opportunity.
