DoD class deviation leaves contractors with more questions than answers
The Defense Department is providing little guidance on how firms are expected to comply with a series of restrictions aimed at severing ties...
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20 of 732 episodesThe Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - - Monday, July 13, 2026
Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton The VA is reporting record-high rates for suicide risk screening and follow-up Congress has a l...
The VA is reporting record-high rates for suicide risk screening and follow-up
After an Inspector General review identified gaps in suicide risk screening and follow-up, the VA moved to strengthen those processes across...
Congress has a lot on its agenda, the harder question is whether everyone agrees on what belongs at the top of the list
Congress has a full plate before lawmakers leave town for August. The problem isn't a lack of important work. It's that competing priorities...
Tens of billions of dollars of federal dollars are spent on university research every year, but taxpayers don't know how
Every year, the federal government spends billions supporting research at universities across the country. That investment helps drive scien...
CDC must ‘make hard decisions’ triaging work after elevating Ebola response
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is looking to rebuild its workforce after cutting more than a quarter of its employees last y...
GSA praised for initial changes to AI draft regs, but more work needed
In the three weeks since the General Services Administration updated its proposed regulations for the basic safeguarding of data within larg...
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - - Friday, July 10, 2026
Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton In the military, mission success depends on understanding what people can actually do—and match...
Military mission success depends on understanding what people can do
Getting the right person into the right role has long been one of the military's toughest workforce challenges. The Pentagon is testing new...
For pregnant Medicaid patients, finding care depends on information that's supposed to point them in the right direction
Access to care starts with knowing where care actually exists. New findings from the HHS Inspector General show that the provider informatio...
A new OPM rule will expand how federal agencies make workforce decisions
Hiring someone is only the beginning of the government's relationship with an employee. A newly finalized OPM rule expands the agency's auth...
DoD watchdog urges more transparency in daycare abuse cases
A new Defense Department inspector general report finds that the military services have policies for reviewing allegations of abuse at on-ba...
OPM finalizes performance review overhaul for federal employees
An overhaul to the federal workforce’s performance management system is now set in stone. A final rule from the Office of Personnel Manageme...
VHA is modernizing, but the real test is whether veterans and providers get a better experience
For years, VA modernization conversations have focused on systems and software. John Bartrum says the more important question is what vetera...
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - - Thursday, July 9, 2026
Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton The Veterans Health Administration is modernizing everything from clinical systems to care coor...
Federal agencies are being asked to move faster, but speed starts with something more basic: a good business forecast.
When agencies define requirements clearly, industry can respond with better solutions and fewer surprises. When they don't, costs rise and t...
Pentagon consistently failed to analyze the impacts of civilian workforce reductions
The Defense Department significantly reduced the size of its civilian workforce in 2025. The department however, started shedding its employ...
DHS IG investigating reassignments of senior staff under Noem
Last year, hundreds of Department of Homeland Security employees were reassigned to different jobs. Some were shifted over to Immigration an...
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - - Wednesday, July 8, 2026
Today on "The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton" NIST's National Vulnerability Database has largely been a helpful resource, but needs some he...
NIST's National Vulnerability Database has largely been a helpful resource, but needs some help to continue that
A list of potential cyber vulnerabilities, rightfully called the National Vulnerability Database, is one of the many ways the National Insti...