The General Services Administration is putting the final touches on its solicitation for the Alliant 3 IT services contract.
But one of the sections that GSA is already finished with is a new approach to attracting small businesses with new or emerging technology capabilities.
Large businesses can get started today on meeting the requirements of GSA’s small business emerging technology solutions engagement requirements under Alliant 3 contract.
Paul Bowen, the director of the center for GWAC programs at GSA, said this evaluation factor is among the first of its kind.
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GSA’s new approach to small business matchmaking

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You probably can't expect regular order when it comes to 2025 appropriations. Yet oddly, one half of the House is working to wrap up work on federal government funding early, before the end of the fiscal year. For details, Federal Drive Host Tom Temin spoke with WTOP Capitol Hill correspondent Mitchell Miller.
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One side of House trying to finish 2025 appropriations package early

The Labor Department has a partner in developing a talent pipeline for the semiconductor industry. For details, Federal Drive Host Tom Temin spoke with the President of the National Institute for Innovation and Technology, Mike Russo.
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Labor Department hires help to fill specialized talent pipeline

They're out: The annual listing of the best places to work in the federal government. Compiled each year by the Partnership for Public Service, it's safe to say managers and line employees alike pore over them. To take a look the rankings and hear how agencies can improve them, Federal Drive Host Tom Temin spoke with the President & CEO of the Partnership, Max Stier.
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Lessons from the best and not-so-best places to work

On today's episode of the Federal Drive with Tom Temin:

Lessons from the best and not-so-best places to work in the Federal Government.

The Labor Department hires help to fill a specialized talent pipeline.

﻿One side of the House is trying to finish a 2025 appropriations package early.


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The Federal Drive with Tom Temin --May 20, 2024

When seeing the Best Places to Work in the Federal Government results this year, many agencies may be breathing a sigh of relief.
It’s not necessarily because of where they landed in the rankings. Rather, it’s because there appears to be a broader atmospheric shift for the federal workforce.
The Partnership for Public Service and Boston Consulting Group released the 2023 Best Places to Work results Monday. In analysis that comes alongside the rankings, the Partnership’s governmentwide measure of engagement and satisfaction rose for the first time in four years. The index score is now 65.7 out of 100, a 2.3-point increase since last year’s rankings.
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GSA’s new approach to small business matchmaking

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