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Navy supply system refocuses on real-world readiness

The latest iteration of Naval Sustainment System-Supply moves beyond costs of readiness, tries to translate them for other “upstream” stakeholders.

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Amid ‘grave’ concerns about facility conditions, Navy learned lessons about shipyard overhaul

Navy

NAVSEA keeps work on ships, fleet moving amid social distancing

Technology

(Navy photo by Juan P. Liriano)

Sarkis Tatigian, Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), Associate Director for Department of the Navy Office of Small Business Programs, celebrates 75 years of federal service on Sept. 26, 2017 at the Washington Navy Yard. During Tatigian’s tenure, the Navy has awarded more than an estimated $100 billion to small businesses from fiscal years 1951-2017, based on inflation and wartime efforts. (U.S. Navy Photo by Juan P. Liriano/Released)

DoD’s longest-serving employee passes away after 77 years of service

DoD Reporter's Notebook

Navy’s own ‘red wheelbarrow glazed with rain’

Tom Temin Commentary

Investigation: Navy shipyard wasted $21 million building off-the-books police force

Defense News

Navy: money, workforce growth alone won’t fix ship maintenance problems

DoD Reporter's Notebook

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Thousands of new hires coming to NAVSEA with omnibus

Navy

Navy wants to hire more civilians to deal with ship maintenance

Navy

Navy plots large enterprise IT procurement to support ship maintenence

Navy

Rollback of DoD’s per diem travel cuts on NDAA bargaining table

Defense

GSA delays contract for services to protect OPM hack victims

The Navy’s Naval Sea Systems Command will be in charge of hiring a contractor to provide identity-protection services to victims of the breach on the Office…

Workforce

Dr. Tom Murphy, Program Manager, Wounded Warrior Intern Program

The Navy puts its wounded sailors back to work before they’re even discharged from the hospital. The Wounded Warrior Intern Program takes wounded sailors…

More agencies turn to targeted buyouts, early retirements

Defense

While the latest rounds of buyouts and early retirements span agencies as diverse as the Naval Sea Systems Command and the Interior Department’s Bureau of Land Management, one thing many of them have in common is the targeted nature of the offers. In many instances, agencies are targeting offers to employees in specific job areas or agency locations.