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In an audit, the GSA’s Office of the Inspector General said the Federal Acquisition Service’s product catalog and data reporting system had varying names and part numbers for the same item. The post GSA acquisition product pricing data flawed, may cause agencies to overpay, watchdog says appeared first on FedScoop .
IT modernization across agencies can only move as quickly as the workforce allows. The post Why AI can’t automate away the federal capacity crunch appeared first on FedScoop .
The NSF programs include one aimed at Hispanic-serving institutions that was established under bipartisan legislation and signed into law by President George W. Bush. The post DOJ finds three federal STEM education programs unconstitutional appeared first on FedScoop .
The Data Foundation’s new AI assistant surfaces statistical evidence and policy-supporting data underpinning the ultra-dense 2018 law. The post ‘Unlocking’ the Evidence Act: Ex-feds’ AI tool aims to bring policy docs to life appeared first on FedScoop .
Rep. Michael Baumgartner asked why VA OIG’s electronic health record modernization recommendations haven’t been implemented while the department presses on with deployment. The post VA’s EHRM oversight holes must be addressed, House Republican says appeared first on FedScoop .
The Small Business Cybersecurity Assistance Evaluation Act from Sens. Adam Schiff and Todd Young would tap the GAO for recommendations on federal cyber programs. The post House-passed cyber bill for small businesses gets Senate companion appeared first on FedScoop .
The agency is collecting information from interested organizations that could provide foundational open-weight systems, scientific datasets for pretraining or fine-tuning expertise. The post Energy Department wants to create science-specific AI models appeared first on FedScoop .
The Helix tool, which combines surveillance video, facial recognition tech and license plate data to monitor potential threats, is one of just a few PIAs posted by the agency this year. The post Secret Service reveals new surveillance system amid slowdown in privacy impact assessments appeared first on FedScoop .
An ever-changing technological landscape means agency leaders must be ready to evolve. The post Why federal AI governance must be built for continuous change appeared first on FedScoop .
The lawsuit alleges TSA hid its privatization plans from the American Federation of Government Employees, which represents 47,000 Transportation Security Officers. The post TSA labor union sues agency regarding FOIA delay, Gold+ initiative appeared first on FedScoop .
The Government Accountability Office found DOGE’s supposed cost-cutting tally lacked transparency, including listing savings that came before its launch. The post DOGE ‘Wall of Receipts’ padded figures, included baseless claims: watchdog appeared first on FedScoop .
GOP Rep. Nancy Mace’s Skills-Based Federal Contracting Act cleared the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee in a 10-0 vote. The post Senate advances bill to eliminate education requirements in federal contracting jobs appeared first on FedScoop .
At least 27 personnel were “special government employees” who can retain outside employment while carrying out work for the U.S. government. The post Watchdog finds scant records of DOGE ethics training, financial disclosures appeared first on FedScoop .
With 26 lawmakers backing it, the legislation would prevent the two Department of Homeland Security units from sharing information related to immigration enforcement. The post House Democrats target ICE, TSA data-sharing in new bill appeared first on FedScoop .
The Senate Intel Committee chair wrote to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent about changes to spur investment in aging technology to better guard against cyberattacks. The post Tom Cotton prods Treasury for tax code tweaks to modernize OT appeared first on FedScoop .
The awards to Anduril, Booz Allen, GDIT and others come as the agency grapples with lagging counter-UAS skills. The post DHS begins $1.5B spending spree on drone defense appeared first on FedScoop .
Unlike the House bill, the upper chamber’s continuing resolution would allow the Technology Modernization Fund to finance new projects through Dec. 11. The post Senate stopgap would extend TMF’s new project deadline appeared first on FedScoop .
The group of public interest and left-leaning organizations urged Congress to open an investigation into an OpenAI model that went rogue. The post Public interest coalition urges Congress to investigate OpenAI, Hugging Face hack appeared first on FedScoop .
An amicus brief led by Congressional Hispanic Caucus members made the case that the data-sharing pact violated privacy law and threatens federal revenue. The post Democrats urge appeals court to keep block on ICE from using IRS data appeared first on FedScoop .
The bipartisan IRS legislation contains 60-plus measures, covering everything from digitization of tax returns to online dashboards and callback technology. The post Tech-focused taxpayer services bill clears Senate Finance Committee appeared first on FedScoop .
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