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Federal Contracting News

• After year of pushing employees out, OPM embraces familiar recruiting playbook

• GAO warns detention camp failures could become a blueprint for billions in new spending

• Union renews call for lawmakers to override Trump’s anti-union EO at the Pentagon

• Practical steps agencies can take to mitigate financial disclosure controversies

• Another lawsuit alleges DOJ is illegally rejecting telework requests from employees with disabilities

• What makes an effective intelligence chief? A former DNI official points to the answer

• VA CIO nominee vows to create program management office

• Trump memo pushes national security agencies to move faster on AI

• Lawmakers aim to force the Army to detail its transformation plans

• Trump’s edict making 8,000 feds at-will employees draws swift outcry

• Inspector general group announces pick to lead oversight of Iran war following senator’s questioning

• GOP advances $70B immigration enforcement funding bill without new limits on ICE operations

• House panel rejects bid to keep military lawyers focused on military work

• Electronic health record modernization needs better cyber and privacy collaboration, GAO says

• EPA’s research efforts are swayed by administration priorities, official says

• USPS financial crisis won’t be solved until Congress defines its service mission, regulator testifies

• Trump moves to lock in Blanche at DOJ as confirmation fight takes shape

• A record number of feds are retiring. Will that slow your claim?

• Lawsuit claims DOJ is retaliating against employees with disabilities who request telework

• Trump signs order moving thousands of federal employees into Schedule F

• GSA lays out step-by-step guide for agencies to cut, streamline and automate work

• OPM moves one step closer to HR system overhaul for 2 million federal workers

• What DOGE taught us about AI and federal workers

• OPM to set new requirements to ‘verify’ FEHBP enrollments

• Weakening career staff while boosting political appointees at science agencies is causing ‘generational damage,’ nonprofit warns