The Biden Administration submitted to Congress on Friday its priorities for the fiscal year 2022 discretionary spending. Those priorities included in the submission to Congress was the funding request for the U.S.
MoreThe office of the federal chief information officer (CIO) has partnered with the General Service Administration's (GSA) Office of Government wide Policy (OGP) to develop a cost transparency guide for information technology programs.
MoreThe General Services Administration has announced the transition of a federal system that allows users to view, verify and modify procurement activities. Reporting functions of the Federal Procurement Data System or FPDS.gov will
MoreThe General Services Administration's inspector general office has released a report on the agency's activities from April to September this year, highlighting audits on cost savings and performance. GSA Office of the
MoreThe General Service Administration‘s Technology Transformation Service has launched a bug bounty program that will offer incentives for independent researchers who can identify security vulnerabilities in TTS-operated software. GSA’s 18F organization said Thursday the agency awarded
MoreThe Office of Federal Procurement Policy has unveiled a pilot program that seeks to improve the acquisition of digital and technology platforms through skills development among digital acquisitions teams at government agencies. The General
MoreThe General Service Administration‘s 18F and Public Buildings Service have joined forces to develop a tool intended to streamline federal purchases. GSA said Thursday the Communicart platform will work to centralize the approval
MoreFederal CIO Tony Scott has said cultural resistance is a challenge that hinders the advancement of agile information technology practices in the federal government, Fedscoop reported Tuesday. Scott told a Partnership for Public Service event
MoreThe Chief Information Officer Council has agreed to move its shared services task force into the General Service Administrationâs Office of Government-wide Policy in an effort to create data-driven advisory services for
MoreThe U.S. government has signed a deal with Apple Inc. that authorizes federal employees to process government purchases using the Cupertino, California-based companyâs mobile payment system, FedScoop reported Friday. Wyatt Kash writes Apple CEO
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