Government Matters

Elizabeth Angerman, executive director of Unified Shared Services Management at the General Services Administration, discusses how the agency is selecting "viable competitors" for payroll modernization and USSM’s President’s Management Agenda priorities.

Jessica Klement, Staff Vice President for Advocacy at the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association, discusses the proposed changes to Federal Employee Benefits, and what the future of hiring federal workers will look like.

Eric Crusius, partner at Holland & Knight, discusses the new way to file bid protests with the Government Accountability Office, and how the Section 809 Panel is poised to suggest changes to the protest process.

From Congress to the Pentagon, Government Matters dives into the debate surrounding a ‘Space Corps’ and uncovers why all eyes are on Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan’s upcoming report on the topic.

Lt. Gen. Dana Atkins, USAF (Ret.), President & CEO of the Military Officers Association of America discusses the different policies attached to the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act and the changes they might make to the status quo.

Jacqueline Klimas, defense reporter at Politico, and Leo Shane III, Capitol Hill bureau chief at the Military Times, discuss the latest news from the Department of Defense. Topics on this edition of the Pentagon Beat include the new acting secretary of Veterans Affairs, the House’s take on “Space Force” in the 2019 NDAA and the White House’s new commercial space directive.

From Congress to the Pentagon, Government Matters dives into the debate surrounding a ‘Space Corps’ and uncovers why all eyes are on Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan’s upcoming report on the topic.

Lt. Gen. Dana Atkins, USAF (Ret.), President & CEO of the Military Officers Association of America discusses the different policies attached to the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act and the changes they might make to the status quo.

Jacqueline Klimas, defense reporter at Politico, and Leo Shane III, Capitol Hill bureau chief at the Military Times, discuss the latest news from the Department of Defense. Topics on this edition of the Pentagon Beat include the new acting secretary of Veterans Affairs, the House’s take on “Space Force” in the 2019 NDAA and the White House’s new commercial space directive.

From Congress to the Pentagon, Government Matters dives into the debate surrounding a ‘Space Corps’ and uncovers why all eyes are on Deputy Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan’s upcoming report on the topic.

Lt. Gen. Dana Atkins, USAF (Ret.), President & CEO of the Military Officers Association of America discusses the different policies attached to the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act and the changes they might make to the status quo.

Jacqueline Klimas, defense reporter at Politico, and Leo Shane III, Capitol Hill bureau chief at the Military Times, discuss the latest news from the Department of Defense. Topics on this edition of the Pentagon Beat include the new acting secretary of Veterans Affairs, the House’s take on “Space Force” in the 2019 NDAA and the White House’s new commercial space directive.

Tim Gribben, Chief Financial Officer at the Small Business Administration discusses his work with Maria Roat on the Technology Business Management pilot and the top priorities for allocating money at the SBA.

Bill Weinberg, former director of the Office at Acquisition Management at Immigrations and Customs Enforcement and managing director of Federal Practice at Guidepost Solutions, discusses how acquisition is changing in the federal government, and how it could catch up with the commercial marketplace.

Carey Webster, director of Federal Information Services at Deltek, discusses the effect that the appropriations spending rush will have on small businesses, at how it could affect their bottom line.

Tim Gribben, Chief Financial Officer at the Small Business Administration discusses his work with Maria Roat on the Technology Business Management pilot and the top priorities for allocating money at the SBA.

Bill Weinberg, former director of the Office at Acquisition Management at Immigrations and Customs Enforcement and managing director of Federal Practice at Guidepost Solutions, discusses how acquisition is changing in the federal government, and how it could catch up with the commercial marketplace.

Carey Webster, director of Federal Information Services at Deltek, discusses the effect that the appropriations spending rush will have on small businesses, at how it could affect their bottom line.

Tim Gribben, Chief Financial Officer at the Small Business Administration discusses his work with Maria Roat on the Technology Business Management pilot and the top priorities for allocating money at the SBA.

Bill Weinberg, former director of the Office at Acquisition Management at Immigrations and Customs Enforcement and managing director of Federal Practice at Guidepost Solutions, discusses how acquisition is changing in the federal government, and how it could catch up with the commercial marketplace.

Carey Webster, director of Federal Information Services at Deltek, discusses the effect that the appropriations spending rush will have on small businesses, at how it could affect their bottom line.

Matthew Cutts, acting administrator of the U.S. Digital Service, discusses the new acquisition certification, how they keep projects on task at agencies and the overlap between government and the tech world.

Fedscoop Senior Tech Reporter Carten Cordell and Joseph Marks, cybersecurity correspondent at NextGov, discuss the new U.S. Digital Service certification, cyber amendments in the National Defense Authorization Act and the latest FITARA scorecard.

Matthew Cutts, acting administrator of the U.S. Digital Service, discusses the new acquisition certification, how they keep projects on task at agencies and the overlap between government and the tech world.

Fedscoop Senior Tech Reporter Carten Cordell and Joseph Marks, cybersecurity correspondent at NextGov, discuss the new U.S. Digital Service certification, cyber amendments in the National Defense Authorization Act and the latest FITARA scorecard.

Matthew Cutts, acting administrator of the U.S. Digital Service, discusses the new acquisition certification, how they keep projects on task at agencies and the overlap between government and the tech world.

Fedscoop Senior Tech Reporter Carten Cordell and Joseph Marks, cybersecurity correspondent at NextGov, discuss the new U.S. Digital Service certification, cyber amendments in the National Defense Authorization Act and the latest FITARA scorecard.