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Congressionally mandated report envisions a more powerful OPM
A long-anticipated National Academy of Public Administration study concluded that a stronger, independent Office of Personnel Management would be better for the government.
By Jessie Bur
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Trump administration abandons plan to split up personnel office
The Trump administration no longer plans to push a merger of the Office of Personnel Management and the General Services Administration after significant pushback from Congress.
By Jessie Bur
SAIC looks to balance its government portfolio with Unisys Federal buy
This is the latest of a number of acquisition announcements that have come from both SAIC and former parent company Leidos in the last year.
By Jessie Bur
WH criticizes Senate ‘failure’ to fund OPM-GSA merger
Acting Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought wrote a letter to Senate appropriators reiterating the administration's desire for funding to merge the Office of Personnel Management and General Services Administration.
By Jessie Bur
Senate budget offers feds a smaller pay raise, stops reorg plans
The Senate version of general government appropriations legislation defers to the White House in some budget areas but defies it in others.
By Jessie Bur
White House ‘not concerned’ OPM furloughs will happen
Proposals to furlough and potentially fire 150 employees at the Office of Personnel Management were 'taken out of context,' according to an administration official.
By Jessie Bur
IBM acquires Red Hat for $34B
The merger will create a common platform for businesses to manage their IT infrastructure.
By Andrew Eversden
Democrats plan amendment to prevent layoffs at OPM
Federal employees and members of Congress spoke out against the Trump administration's planned government reorganization at a rally outside the Office of Personnel Management building.
By Jessie Bur
Outcry over ‘petty’ plan to fire OPM employees
The Trump administration plans to fire some federal employees if the Office of Personnel Management reorganization plan is not approved by Congress.
By Jessie Bur
Raytheon Technologies Corporation: UTC, Raytheon make marriage official
Combined, the two firms are expected to be the second largest defense contractor in the world.
By Aaron Mehta
Democrats blast Trump’s ‘war’ on the civil service
A White House plan to dismantle the Office of Personnel Management drew scrutiny as a political move without enough details to justify implementation or define success.
By Adam Stone
One year in, collaboration is the secret sauce, says GDIT
The one year anniversary of General Dynamics Information Technology's merger with CSRA has brought a new outlook and style to the government contractor.
By Jessie Bur