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Will a new strike force stop collusion on government contracts?
The new Department of Justice program is designed to raise awareness and prosecution of companies that work to rig government contracting in their own favor.
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75 companies tapped for new tech-purchasing plan
The new blanket purchase agreements are worth $5.5 billion over five years.
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Labor authority finds evidence that SSA intimidated union reps
The Social Security Administration will have to contend with allegations of intimidation brought by its administrative law judge union.
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Social Security Administration extends telework cancellation date
Tens of thousands of employees at the Social Security Administration have two weeks to prepare for a policy change that will remove their telework options.
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‘Hero’ letter carriers celebrated for going above and beyond
The National Association of Letter Carriers honored six postal employees that behaved heroically to help in their communities.
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USDA will consolidate contact points for farmers
The U.S. Department of Agriculture wants to prevent citizens from being bounced around to get answers to their questions.
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USDA finalizes location for research agencies in Kansas City
Employees of the Economic Research Service and the National Institute of Food and Agriculture will soon have a new, permanent home in Kansas City, Missouri.
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How a new acquisition approach is changing, and challenging, HHS
The Department of Health and Human Services is trying to keep pace with the development of new technology.
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Has Interior done enough to stop widespread sexual harassment?
The Department of Interior received a ‘wakeup call’ in 2016 and 2017 when reports found that sexual harassment was pervasive across the agency.
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Should contractors be fined for their subprimes’ cybersecurity?
In a wide-ranging confirmation hearing, DoD CIO Dana Deasy discussed holding prime contractors accountable.
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Will a new strike force stop collusion on government contracts?
The new Department of Justice program is designed to raise awareness and prosecution of companies that work to rig government contracting in their own favor.
-
75 companies tapped for new tech-purchasing plan
The new blanket purchase agreements are worth $5.5 billion over five years.
-
Labor authority finds evidence that SSA intimidated union reps
The Social Security Administration will have to contend with allegations of intimidation brought by its administrative law judge union.
-
Social Security Administration extends telework cancellation date
Tens of thousands of employees at the Social Security Administration have two weeks to prepare for a policy change that will remove their telework options.
-
‘Hero’ letter carriers celebrated for going above and beyond
The National Association of Letter Carriers honored six postal employees that behaved heroically to help in their communities.
-
USDA will consolidate contact points for farmers
The U.S. Department of Agriculture wants to prevent citizens from being bounced around to get answers to their questions.
-
USDA finalizes location for research agencies in Kansas City
Employees of the Economic Research Service and the National Institute of Food and Agriculture will soon have a new, permanent home in Kansas City, Missouri.
-
How a new acquisition approach is changing, and challenging, HHS
The Department of Health and Human Services is trying to keep pace with the development of new technology.
-
Has Interior done enough to stop widespread sexual harassment?
The Department of Interior received a ‘wakeup call’ in 2016 and 2017 when reports found that sexual harassment was pervasive across the agency.
-
Should contractors be fined for their subprimes’ cybersecurity?
In a wide-ranging confirmation hearing, DoD CIO Dana Deasy discussed holding prime contractors accountable.
-
Will a new strike force stop collusion on government contracts?
The new Department of Justice program is designed to raise awareness and prosecution of companies that work to rig government contracting in their own favor.
-
75 companies tapped for new tech-purchasing plan
The new blanket purchase agreements are worth $5.5 billion over five years.
-
Labor authority finds evidence that SSA intimidated union reps
The Social Security Administration will have to contend with allegations of intimidation brought by its administrative law judge union.
-
Social Security Administration extends telework cancellation date
Tens of thousands of employees at the Social Security Administration have two weeks to prepare for a policy change that will remove their telework options.
-
‘Hero’ letter carriers celebrated for going above and beyond
The National Association of Letter Carriers honored six postal employees that behaved heroically to help in their communities.
-
USDA will consolidate contact points for farmers
The U.S. Department of Agriculture wants to prevent citizens from being bounced around to get answers to their questions.
-
USDA finalizes location for research agencies in Kansas City
Employees of the Economic Research Service and the National Institute of Food and Agriculture will soon have a new, permanent home in Kansas City, Missouri.
-
How a new acquisition approach is changing, and challenging, HHS
The Department of Health and Human Services is trying to keep pace with the development of new technology.
-
Has Interior done enough to stop widespread sexual harassment?
The Department of Interior received a ‘wakeup call’ in 2016 and 2017 when reports found that sexual harassment was pervasive across the agency.
-
Should contractors be fined for their subprimes’ cybersecurity?
In a wide-ranging confirmation hearing, DoD CIO Dana Deasy discussed holding prime contractors accountable.
