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Federal Contracting News

• Bill expanding paid leave for feds is pared back in Senate

• National crisis and support hotline operations remained consistent despite staffing cuts, watchdog found

• EPA’s cancer-risk data has gone dark

• The Army gave General Dynamics $533M to build an artillery plant that produced nothing

• Labor looks to AI to tackle accommodation requests from disabled employees

• OneGov savings balloon to over $1.6B as agencies weigh future of AI in contracting

• OPM finalizes expanded hazard pay for federal firefighters

• Intel ops are underway at Space Command’s nascent Alabama HQ

• Lawsuit seeks to enforce 2025 SCOTUS decision improving pay for feds called to active duty

• Before you take money out of your TSP, weigh these trade-offs

• The feds want private companies to take the fight to cybercriminals

• Statistical agency staffing cuts put federal data under new scrutiny on Capitol Hill

• State’s overseas housing rules haven’t kept up with the times, GAO says

• State Department expands push to reclassify employees as at-will workers

• Space Command says it needs to ‘shoot, move and communicate’ in orbit

• Federal agencies are looking beyond the usual sources for new ideas

• VA’s benefits system overhaul is running into some familiar problems

• NTEU sets deadline for its members to resume paying dues

• IRS says a new policy ‘moots’ NTEU’s First Amendment lawsuit. The union isn’t so sure

• ‘We’re still in hell’: A year later, CDC employees remain shaken by headquarters shooting — and angry at agency leaders’ response

• How Congress is reshaping the administration's FY27 defense budget

• Todd Blanche is officially the nation’s top law enforcement official

• Project 2025 contributor nominated for government watchdog position

• USPS seeks funding from Congress to address long-term financial issues