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From Nextgov.com: Would-be Recovery.gov designers face moving target

Requirements for the site will evolve as the administration releases additional guidance and the public’s expectations change.

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Wars test limits of law requiring insurance for overseas contractors

Labor Department is ill-equipped to monitor 1941 act designed for smaller-scale operations, witnesses tell a House subcommittee.

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Cost of CSRS retirement fix pegged at $40 million over 10 years

But Congressional Budget Office says bill to allow agencies to rehire retirees is budget-neutral.

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Agency turf battles thwart efforts to combat arms trafficking

ICE and ATF don’t coordinate operations or collect and analyze data effectively, watchdog says.

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Workforce subcommittee chair pushes pay reform, personnel flexibilities

Rep. Stephen Lynch seeks administration input, quick movement on management priorities.

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Senate approves $106 billion supplemental conference report

Bill includes $79.9 billion for the wars Afghanistan and Iraq and $10.4 billion for the State Department and foreign operations.

Oversight

House passes Commerce-Justice-Science funding bill

Lawmakers approve $64.4 billion appropriations measure after taking a record-breaking 53 votes in one day.

Oversight

Lieberman: White House was justified in firing AmeriCorps IG

Senator says he is convinced the administration followed "both the spirit and the letter of the law" in notifying Congress about the dismissal of Gerald Walpin.

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Setting a Date

A how-to guide for figuring out the best day to retire.

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From Nextgov.com: Army develops new modernization strategy after scaling back FCS

New combat vehicles would incorporate existing network designs, officials tell lawmakers.

Oversight

Industry concerned over details of contracting reforms

Contractor groups urge against going overboard on fixed-price contracts and on bringing jobs back in-house.