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Steven J. Kempf has been named the deputy commissioner for the General Services Administration’s Federal Acquisition Service, the DorobekInsider has confirmed as reported by Federal Times and NextGov. Kempf replaces Tyree Varnado, who retired earlier…
We told you yesterday that Danielle Germain decided to step down as the General Services Administration’s chief of staff for “other opportunities.” Her last day was yesterday. That left many questions about what those opportunities…
President of Senior Executives Association says data from survey of GS-14\'s and 15\'s being aggregated; expects survey to be released later this month.
Continued changes at the top ranks of the General Services Administration — Danielle Germain, who was named GSA’s chief of staff seven months ago, told staff that she is stepping down from that post —…
Homeland Security Today editor David Silverberg has analysis.
We’re all back to it today after a few weeks focusing on thing… well, other then work, right? Well, hard core work just hasn’t been the top priority. But we’re all back to it today…
After spending the week looking at what you read across FederalNewsRadio.com’s Web sites in the past year… Previous ‘most read in 2009: * The DorobekInsider edition * Federal News Radio 1500 AM’s Daily Debrief with…
I have been (slowly) pulling together the most read items from the different programs on Federal News Radio 1500 AM over the past 12 months. Previous ‘most read in 2009: * Mike Causey edition *…
Sen. Mark Warner fills us in on a Northern Virginia traffic study on the effects of BRAC in the region.
I have been (slowly) pulling together the most read items from the different programs on Federal News Radio 1500 AM over the past 12 months. Previous ‘most read in 2009: * Mike Causey edition *…
I have been (slowly) pulling together the most read items from the different programs on Federal News Radio 1500 AM over the past 12 months. Previous ‘most read in 2009: * Mike Causey edition *…
A look back at our conversation with President Obama\'s technology czar on the administration\'s efforts to increase transparency.
CSIS\'s Rick Nelson discusses the ramifications of Northwest 253 for Homeland Security.
I have been (slowly) pulling together the most read items from the different programs on Federal News Radio 1500 AM over the past 12 months. Previous ‘most read in 2009: * Mike Causey edition *…