The Government Accountability Office reports that a majority of the 11 federal agencies authorized to use what GAO called “other transaction” agreements for contracting or financial assistance programs employed them sparingly from
MoreA Government Accountability Office official has said that the Transportation Security Administration has initiated efforts to change the way it acquires passenger and baggage screening systems used at airports in order to comply with the TSA Reform
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The General Services Administration will examine its options to relocate the Transportation Security Administration after the U.S. Federal Claims Court has voided a GSA-Eisenhower Real Estate Holdings lease agreement for a new TSA headquarters, Federal Times
MoreMark Hatfield is set to retire from the Transportation Security Administration as deputy administrator by the end of November, Federal News Radio reported Friday. TSA Administrator Peter Neffenger told the agency’s staff
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The U.S. government has partnered with public reviews portal Yelp to incorporate the siteâs user-generated feedback into efforts to improve the federal agenciesâ services. Federal agencies will be able to get their
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The Transportation Security Administration will relocate its headquarters from Pentagon City in Arlington, Va. to the Victory Center Building in Alexandria after the General Services Administration secured a 15-year lease agreement with Eisenhower Real Estate
MoreThe House Appropriations Committee’s proposed fiscal year 2016 budget for the Department of Homeland Security includes $39.3 billion for discretionary spending and would block the funding of activities related to President Barack Obama’s
MoreThe Senate has approved U.S. Coast Guard Vice Adm. Peter Neffenger as the new administrator of the Transportation Security Administration following a vote of 81-1, The Hill reported Monday. Jordain Carney writes that Neffenger’s confirmation
MoreThe Senate Commerce Committee has approved the nomination of Peter Neffenger to be the next Transportation Security Administration chief, Politico reported Thursday. Heather Caygle and Jennifer Scholtes write the Senate Homeland Security Committee
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Stephen Rice, chief information officer of the Transportation Security Administration, has said the agency needs a shift in organizational culture to facilitate a cloud computing migration effort, Federal News Radio reported Friday.
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