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The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee is asking GAO to review how the U.S. Digital Services prioritizes programs as well as how agencies are implementing the CIO authorities under FITARA.
Cameron Leuthy and Dan Snyder from Bloomberg Government join host Roger Waldron to discuss the state of the federal procurement market. July 5, 2016
The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee wants to get a closer look at how many political appointees the Office of Personnel Management has converted to career employees over the past nine months.
The White House also released new initiatives to improve agency response to records requests, including tasking the new Chief FOIA Officers Council to identify and address the biggest difficulties in complying with the law and OMB will issue new openness and transparency guidance.
Transgender service members may now serve openly and will be able to receive medical care relating to transgender issues.
The Senate confirmed a new head of the Navy's Fleet Cyber Command and new chief of staff of the Air Force.
A legislative assistant for Rep. Will Hurd (R-Texas), one of the key players on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, said members are warming to the administration's idea to develop a $3.1 billion IT Modernization Fund. But he said some members of Congress are debating other alternatives to the fund.
Commerce Department CIO Steven Cooper says he'd like to see more flexibility when it comes to acquisition and collaboration with industry. One way to get it, he says, is through added language in the IT Modernization Fund.
The Bipartisan Policy Center is forming a task force to tackle the tough military personnel issues.
Jon Hammock, the CEO of KeyLogic Systems, offers three steps for agencies to improve their budget processes.
Feds seem to be the big villains these days, according to some politicians. Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says it's time to alter that misconception.
One of DoD's top policy civilians marched in a gay pride parade this past weekend. It was more than just a walk.
Leaders at the Veterans Affairs Department pledge to Congress that the money and time they've been given to help overhaul the agency's IT systems will not be in vain.
The Defense Department is still searching for a solid answer on how it will respond to a cyber attack on U.S. infrastructure.