Oversight

Hoyer: Stopgap spending measure will be necessary

Continuing resolution will be needed to keep agencies running from the Oct. 1 start of the fiscal year until the appropriations bills are complete, House majority leader says.

Defense

Disputed E-Verify rules go into effect

Most federal contractors and subcontractors must now use the system to prove employees are legally eligible to work.

Oversight

Bleeding Independents

Obama’s agenda has fanned fears that government is expanding too far, too fast.

News

How To Write Contracts

News

The Race is On

News

Now They Said It, Now They Don't

News

From Nextgov.com: CMS provides guidance to states on stimulus grants for health IT

Incentive payments would encourage providers to adopt electronic medical records.

Defense

Bill would set lab security standards

Senators propose creating a comprehensive framework to regulate security for federal and private laboratories that work with deadly biological agents and toxins.

Oversight

Embassy fires security guards over appearance in vulgar photos

Ten ArmorGroup North America guards are on their way out of Afghanistan; company’s senior management in Kabul is being replaced.

Oversight

Government outlines plan for contractor performance database

Contracting officials would be required to check the new Federal Awardee Performance and Integrity Information System before signing high-value deals.

Pay & Benefits

Union leaders make NSPS repeal, personnel reform major priorities

August conventions help employee groups prepare for fall legislative sessions.

Pay & Benefits

Best Dates to Retire: Follow-Up

An update for those weighing exactly when to leave.

News

More Embassy Contract Fallout

News

Job Announcement

News

The Party's Over

News

Not-So-Big Government

Defense

VA is on call to administer swine flu vaccinations

Department will immunize as many as 180,000 civilian federal employees once a vaccine is available.

Oversight

Agencies cut back on travel

Smaller alternative airlines and car rental companies see increases in business while spending on some more expensive vendors declines.

Defense

Chertoff: No politics in terror alert system

Former Homeland Security chief notes the department only raised the alert level twice during his tenure, based on his recommendations and the merits.