Defense

• Will DoD Be Ready for Retirement Tsunami?

  The Department of Defense is planning for a new dawn. Nearly half of its civilian workers will retire in the next few years. Officials at DoD are required to meet marks for their plans to…

  Congress

  February 12, 2009
• DoD seeks contractor to run analysis center.

  Opportunity name: Operation of the Information Assurance Technical Analysis Center (IATAC) Agency: Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) Contract length: 7 years Estimated value: $1.68 billion Incumbent: Booz Allen Hamilton Services provided: The operations of the…

  Defense

  February 09, 2009
• United States Navy

  Vice Admiral Adam M. Robinson, Jr. Surgeon General, Chief, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery February 9th and 11th, 2009

  Defense

  February 09, 2009
• Where the Money Will Go

  Kevin Plexico VP Input February 9th, 2009

  Amtower Off-Center

  February 09, 2009
• GAO Auditing BRAC

  Government auditors say the 2005 round of the Base Realignment and Closure is the biggest, most complex and most costly ever. Investigators from GAO say DOD agencies need to take steps to make sure BRAC…

  Congress

  February 05, 2009
• Greener Rides

  Federal agencies aren’t immune to the increasing cost of just about everything. Last year, we all felt the pinch of high gas prices topping over $4-dollars a gallon. So how can automakers help the government…

  Federal Drive

  February 03, 2009
• Agencies get glimpse of the future of grants management

  Implementation plan details short, medium and long term goals

  Defense

  February 03, 2009
• Army Corps to reduce energy usage

  Contract to SAIC to focus on green technologies

  Defense

  February 02, 2009
• Defense Knowledge Online

  The Defense Information Systems Agency is meeting today to discuss what to do with the Defense Knowledge Online, or D-K-O, portal. DISA is developing a strategy for DKO as they face several challenges. FederalNewsRadio’s Jason…

  Defense

  January 30, 2009
• House turns up heat on agency programs

  Agencies should prepare for a new level of scrutiny from Congress.

  Congress

  January 29, 2009
• Gates Cracks Down

  The Defense Secretary is taking aim at abuses in contracting and procurement at the Pentagon. FederalNewsRadio’s Max Cacas joins us live with the latest.

  Defense

  January 27, 2009
• Nuclear Weapons Management

  The Secretary of Defense recently released his report on nuclear weapons management. This after some embarrassing incidents involving how our military handles nuclear weapons, such as an unauthorized weapons transfer in 2007. Franklin Miller is…

  Federal Drive

  January 21, 2009
• Computer Glitches at Veterans Affairs

  Computer glitches at some Veteran’s Affairs medical centers caused serious concern for patients. Joining us to talk about it is Stephen Warren, VA’s Deputy CIO/Assistant Secretary for Information and Technology.Click to hear the interview.

  Defense

  January 16, 2009
• DoD, OPM finalize NSPS rule

  The Defense Department and the Office of Personnel Management issued a final rule today giving more flexibility to the National Security Personnel System more flexibility in how employees are recruited and hired. OPM and DoD…

  Defense

  January 16, 2009