Medicare fraudsters don’t need to break into the system to exploit it
“Medicare has a very low administrative cost in terms of paying for claims. It is built on a trust-based system,” said Commander Patrick Neubert.
DISA once again seeks to expand Leidos’ Enclave contract
The agency concluded that Leidos is the only company capable of transitioning all combatant commands to the Defense Department Network.
In ‘unusual arrangement,’ Rhodes continues to drive FAR overhaul
Federal News Network has confirmed Kevin Rhodes was asked to stay on in a limited role to help usher in the FAR overhaul and cost accounting standards updates.
Why government contracting risk strategy needs to keep pace with the changing procurement landscape
Federal procurement reform gives contractors another reason to examine the financial side of risk.
Pentagon wants states to bid on the ‘next great American base’
The base would become the first newly built domestic military installation since the 1980s.
When every proposal is good, what does the government evaluate next?
Written proposals are becoming the minimum expectation, not the competitive advantage.
Top House Democrat puts defense contractors on notice
Rep. Himes pointed to how several major defense and intelligence contractors made donations to the new White House ballroom.
A dispute involving the National Academies continues to test the suspension and debarment system
“It gets complicated when the president weighs in with an apparent conclusion or one that could be misread as an apparent conclusion,” said David Robbins.
Fostering a Culture of Direct Communication
You can’t train managers to read minds, but you can train them to keep their ears open for subtle slights, digs, and passive aggression, and then to open…
Modernizing government technology takes more than faster procurement
“It’s really been a holistic effort that is long overdue, but we have welcomed the changes,” said Megan Petersen.