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Hiring specialists to face retraining for competitive exams
Certain federal human resources employees will have to pass a new certification to be able to examine federal job applicants for necessary skills.
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The 4 cornerstones of government acquisition reform
The General Services Administration is juggling multiple acquisition reforms that aim to collectively change the way government buys goods and services.
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Can industry help make FedRAMP security evaluations less painful?
The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program’s Program Management Office is soliciting ideas on how to fix numerous challenges that cloud service providers and agencies face in receiving approval.
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How the Federal Data Strategy is transforming data into a strategic asset
The Trump administration sees 2019 as a major push year for federal data policy, and has highlighted the importance of investing in key supporting technologies, such as data hygiene, automation and AI/machine learning.
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Senators chastise EPA for changes to records policy
The Environmental Protection Agency made changes to its policy for processing Freedom of Information Act requests without first going through a public comment period.
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Esper confirmed as new defense secretary, ending Pentagon leadership uncertainty
The Pentagon had gone more than 200 days without a permanent leader.
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Do small businesses lack a voice in the federal marketplace?
Witnesses told the House Small Business Subcommittee on Contracting and Infrastructure of challenges they faced, as well as opportunities for improvement.
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Budget deal gives a big funding boost to defense, but Republicans wanted more
The $738 billion plan for defense spending next year falls short of what some claimed was needed to maintain military might.
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Government inks new contract for employee travel
The General Services Administration awarded its federal air travel contract to eight airlines for the 2020 fiscal year.
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Intel chief addresses ‘enduring challenge’ of election security
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence has assigned a new executive position to coordinate activities.
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Hiring specialists to face retraining for competitive exams
Certain federal human resources employees will have to pass a new certification to be able to examine federal job applicants for necessary skills.
-
The 4 cornerstones of government acquisition reform
The General Services Administration is juggling multiple acquisition reforms that aim to collectively change the way government buys goods and services.
-
Can industry help make FedRAMP security evaluations less painful?
The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program’s Program Management Office is soliciting ideas on how to fix numerous challenges that cloud service providers and agencies face in receiving approval.
-
How the Federal Data Strategy is transforming data into a strategic asset
The Trump administration sees 2019 as a major push year for federal data policy, and has highlighted the importance of investing in key supporting technologies, such as data hygiene, automation and AI/machine learning.
-
Senators chastise EPA for changes to records policy
The Environmental Protection Agency made changes to its policy for processing Freedom of Information Act requests without first going through a public comment period.
-
Esper confirmed as new defense secretary, ending Pentagon leadership uncertainty
The Pentagon had gone more than 200 days without a permanent leader.
-
Do small businesses lack a voice in the federal marketplace?
Witnesses told the House Small Business Subcommittee on Contracting and Infrastructure of challenges they faced, as well as opportunities for improvement.
-
Budget deal gives a big funding boost to defense, but Republicans wanted more
The $738 billion plan for defense spending next year falls short of what some claimed was needed to maintain military might.
-
Government inks new contract for employee travel
The General Services Administration awarded its federal air travel contract to eight airlines for the 2020 fiscal year.
-
Intel chief addresses ‘enduring challenge’ of election security
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence has assigned a new executive position to coordinate activities.
-
Hiring specialists to face retraining for competitive exams
Certain federal human resources employees will have to pass a new certification to be able to examine federal job applicants for necessary skills.
-
The 4 cornerstones of government acquisition reform
The General Services Administration is juggling multiple acquisition reforms that aim to collectively change the way government buys goods and services.
-
Can industry help make FedRAMP security evaluations less painful?
The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program’s Program Management Office is soliciting ideas on how to fix numerous challenges that cloud service providers and agencies face in receiving approval.
-
How the Federal Data Strategy is transforming data into a strategic asset
The Trump administration sees 2019 as a major push year for federal data policy, and has highlighted the importance of investing in key supporting technologies, such as data hygiene, automation and AI/machine learning.
-
Senators chastise EPA for changes to records policy
The Environmental Protection Agency made changes to its policy for processing Freedom of Information Act requests without first going through a public comment period.
-
Esper confirmed as new defense secretary, ending Pentagon leadership uncertainty
The Pentagon had gone more than 200 days without a permanent leader.
-
Do small businesses lack a voice in the federal marketplace?
Witnesses told the House Small Business Subcommittee on Contracting and Infrastructure of challenges they faced, as well as opportunities for improvement.
-
Budget deal gives a big funding boost to defense, but Republicans wanted more
The $738 billion plan for defense spending next year falls short of what some claimed was needed to maintain military might.
-
Government inks new contract for employee travel
The General Services Administration awarded its federal air travel contract to eight airlines for the 2020 fiscal year.
-
Intel chief addresses ‘enduring challenge’ of election security
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence has assigned a new executive position to coordinate activities.
