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NOAA wants to upgrade its ability to analyze water resources, and it's asking for help from the information technology industry.
The 2022 Combined Federal Campaign hosted its virtual kickoff earlier this week, which means federal employees can now start donating their time and money to causes of their choice.
In today's Federal Newscast: The Space Development Agency has landed upon a new, permanent home. It looks like GSA will be keep contractors busy this winter. And the IG community honors its best.
Cars, planes and boats will be stronger and longer lasting thanks to a new metal alloy developed by scientists at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
GAO public affairs officer Ned Griffith retires after 38 years
Industry groups seem to support the Biden administration Sept. 14 memo on secure software development and acquisition
In today's Federal Newscast: Lawmakers are pushing to extend a program deadline for Public Service Loan Forgiveness. A lawsuit about racially biased performance evaluations at NASA moves forward. And a handful of IRS employees are charged with defrauding two pandemic-relief programs.
A human resources officer at the Justice Department explained some of the current federal HR challenges, including ensuring employees have the technology they need.
After several years of vacancy, the Merit Systems Protection Board has its full complement of three members,
In today's Federal Newscast: A $28 billion SBA pandemic relief program for restaurants looks to have served up some fraud and sloppy oversight. House Republicans are not too keen on giving the IRS billions of dollars to catch more tax cheats. And the Air Force is seeking candidates for a $5 billion cyber services contract.
A conservation group of former employees applauds Bureau of Land Management's moving its headquarters back to DC
Congress managed to get that continuing resolution passed. It lasts until December 16.
Mentor-protege arrangements between large and small contractors have proven effective in helping primes and the government itself reach their annual small business goals.
In today's Federal Newscast: The Defense Department inspector general finds major flaws in the reporting of insider threats. More than 12% of federal employees surveyed wanted to quit their jobs last year. And efforts to improve the air filtration in government buildings continue to fall short.