Oversight

Civilian agencies feel contracting pinch

Agencies watch their wallets and bring work back in-house.

Oversight

Another Headache

President Obama’s opinion on the Manhattan mosque is far from expedient -- unfortunately for Democrats.

News

DEA Seeking Ebonics Experts

News

Passing of an Advocate

News

Reading, Writing and Afghanistan

News

TV's New Low-Tech Feds

Defense

Pentagon pursues productivity growth

As budgets tighten, the Defense Department and its contractors look for ways to cut costs and improve efficiency.

Pay & Benefits

IG: Postal Service paid $6.8 billion extra to pension fund

Overpayments to Federal Employees Retirement System have made it more difficult for USPS to manage its precarious finances, report says.

News

Former NASA chief of staff pleads guilty to conspiracy charge

Courtney Stadd conspired with an agency official to direct a $600,000 contract to a consulting client.

Oversight

Obama sends 30 tech projects back to the drawing board

Modernization of paper-based payment system for retirees is among the initiatives getting a second look.

Oversight

Lawmaker touts telework as a win-win situation

The arrangement boosts productivity, cost savings, recruitment and retention, and quality of life, says Virginia Democratic Rep. Gerry Connolly.

Tech

Tech Incentive

Federal agencies used the student loan repayment benefit to recruit IT managers in particular.

News

Are Federal Employees Parasites?

News

Open Government, v. 1.0

Defense

From Nextgov.com: Intel’s purchase of McAfee not a game changer for security

The buy pushes the chip maker further into the cyber market, but it won’t affect development.

Defense

Gates orders changes after Fort Hood review

Reforms aim to limit workplace violence, in part by improving sharing of vital information between installations.