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Contracting

Small and minority-owned businesses see more opportunity than ever

Environmental Protection Agency Building
Hiring/Retention

EPA targeting higher recruitment numbers for 2024

Tax Return Leaks Charges
Hiring/Retention

IRS using ‘every tool available’ to ramp up agency recruitment, retention

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Agency Oversight

IRS reorganizes its top ranks, with focus on ‘historic’ agency modernization

IRS Progress Report
Workforce

New leadership at the Professional Managers Association

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Workforce

Here's one element of good government the political appointees often overlook

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Open Season

6 reasons feds should take a look during Open Season this year

Sandy Anniversary Infrastructure
Facilities/Construction

Agencies get lots of new money to speed up infrastructure permits

IRS-Tax Gap Estimates
Federal Newscast

IRS crackdown on wealthy tax cheats brings in millions of dollars in early stages

Tax Return Leaks Charges
IT Modernization

IRS plans to invite taxpayers in 13 states to test its free e-file system next year

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Government Shutdown

EPA tells employees to keep working next week if government shutdown happens

IRS Progress Report
Government Shutdown

IRS to 'partially close' if government shutdown happens, reversing earlier plans, union says

IRS Direct File, GAO, USDS
Hiring/Retention

IRS hiring its way to 90,000-employee workforce for first time in decade

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Management

A new way to keep track of all that Inflation Reduction and CHIPS Act money

IRS Progress Report
Workforce

IRS ends decades’ old policy to combat safety concerns, scammers

FILE - Drivers take an exit ramp off the Tobin Memorial Bridge, Wednesday, March 31, 2021, in Chelsea, Mass. The Transportation Department is launching a $27 billion program to repair and upgrade roughly 15,000 highway bridges as part of the infrastructure law approved in November. The effort is being announced Friday, Jan. 14, 2022 as President Joe Biden tries to showcase how his policies are delivering for the public. (AP Photo/Steven Senne, File)
Facilities/Construction

The Federal Permitting Council gets a new lease on life thanks to new infrastructure spending