When Conflict Resolution Is Not Inclusive
Executives, managers, and employees should be trained on essential conflict resolution protocol, ensuring all affected parties are brought into the conversation. The post When Conflict Resolution Is Not…
Visibility is the only way to fix the public’s growing security debt
Visibility changes the equation, paving the way to strengthen cyber resilience and systematically address the vulnerability backlog in government.
The RFO highlights the need for evergreen contracting
Evergreen contracting, in combination with the RFO, will unleash even greater savings for customer agencies and the American people.
After a nearly a decade, GSA on track to fully implement TDR
GSA is set to expand Transactional Data Reporting requirements across all special item numbers under the schedule contract this summer.
Appeals court rebuffs Anthropic in latest round of its AI battle with the Trump administration
A federal appeals court on Wednesday refused to block the Pentagon from blacklisting artificial intelligence company Anthropic.
Small businesses are navigating one of the most turbulent contracting environments in decades
“We collected over 400 ideas for regulations that need change from our small businesses, and we’ve been teeing those up to agencies,” said Chip Bishop.
Federal transparency improved on paper; key gaps still undermine integrity: GAO
“The federal government is the American people’s government. It’s their tax dollars being spent, and they should know where it’s going,” Jeff Arkin said.
The CAS board’s carrying out a mandate—and comments are now open
It’s “reducing the burden without really narrowing government insights into the contracts and having the assuredness of these requirements,” Dan Ramish said.
New OMB IT policy memo rings familiar, but signals major shifts
“It could be a really useful data set at the end of the day, assuming the right parameters are applied,” Emily Murphy said. “It’s going to be very…
New cyber strategy bets on coordination over regulation
“I think there’s optimism, from an industry perspective, that we’ll be better than where we started at the beginning of the administration,” John Miller said.