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White House memo establishes labor advisers on federal contracts
The goal is for labor advisers to help agencies avoid employment violations.
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Sikorsky challenges US Army’s helicopter award
Lockheed Martin officially objects to the U.S. Army’s decision to choose Bell to build its Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft, to be fielded in the 2030s.
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US can strengthen security by developing domestic rare earth resources
In the long term, the status quo around critical materials is unacceptable since it gives China a “kill switch” for America’s defense manufacturing.
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Thousands of federal employees re-designated for higher pay localities
Four new pay localities will be created, and a number of other areas will be added to already existing localities.
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US Postal Service pledges move to all-electric delivery fleet
USPS said it’s spending nearly $10 billion to electrify its aging fleet, including installing a modern charging infrastructure at hundreds of post offices.
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Deluge of money for Ukraine puts Pentagon’s top cops on high alert
The Pentagon’s law enforcement agency is keeping a watchful eye for signs of fraud and abuse in the many defense contracts being awarded.
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Space imaging company Maxar agrees to $6.4 billion takeover
Following the transaction, Maxar will remain a U.S.-controlled and operated company.
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Ernst seeks to slow Pentagon transition to electric vehicles
Republicans and Democrats duel over green non-tactical vehicles for the Defense Department in the National Defense Authorization Act.
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House passes defense bill with more Taiwan, Ukraine security aid
The compromise bill provides additional security aid to Ukraine and Taiwan, even as it drops House provisions that would have restricted arms transfers.
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How a Republican House majority will affect defense policy
The GOP will control the House next year, but the narrow lead and conservative divide could complicate their agenda.
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White House memo establishes labor advisers on federal contracts
The goal is for labor advisers to help agencies avoid employment violations.
-
Sikorsky challenges US Army’s helicopter award
Lockheed Martin officially objects to the U.S. Army’s decision to choose Bell to build its Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft, to be fielded in the 2030s.
-
US can strengthen security by developing domestic rare earth resources
In the long term, the status quo around critical materials is unacceptable since it gives China a “kill switch” for America’s defense manufacturing.
-
Thousands of federal employees re-designated for higher pay localities
Four new pay localities will be created, and a number of other areas will be added to already existing localities.
-
US Postal Service pledges move to all-electric delivery fleet
USPS said it’s spending nearly $10 billion to electrify its aging fleet, including installing a modern charging infrastructure at hundreds of post offices.
-
Deluge of money for Ukraine puts Pentagon’s top cops on high alert
The Pentagon’s law enforcement agency is keeping a watchful eye for signs of fraud and abuse in the many defense contracts being awarded.
-
Space imaging company Maxar agrees to $6.4 billion takeover
Following the transaction, Maxar will remain a U.S.-controlled and operated company.
-
Ernst seeks to slow Pentagon transition to electric vehicles
Republicans and Democrats duel over green non-tactical vehicles for the Defense Department in the National Defense Authorization Act.
-
House passes defense bill with more Taiwan, Ukraine security aid
The compromise bill provides additional security aid to Ukraine and Taiwan, even as it drops House provisions that would have restricted arms transfers.
-
How a Republican House majority will affect defense policy
The GOP will control the House next year, but the narrow lead and conservative divide could complicate their agenda.
-
White House memo establishes labor advisers on federal contracts
The goal is for labor advisers to help agencies avoid employment violations.
-
Sikorsky challenges US Army’s helicopter award
Lockheed Martin officially objects to the U.S. Army’s decision to choose Bell to build its Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft, to be fielded in the 2030s.
-
US can strengthen security by developing domestic rare earth resources
In the long term, the status quo around critical materials is unacceptable since it gives China a “kill switch” for America’s defense manufacturing.
-
Thousands of federal employees re-designated for higher pay localities
Four new pay localities will be created, and a number of other areas will be added to already existing localities.
-
US Postal Service pledges move to all-electric delivery fleet
USPS said it’s spending nearly $10 billion to electrify its aging fleet, including installing a modern charging infrastructure at hundreds of post offices.
-
Deluge of money for Ukraine puts Pentagon’s top cops on high alert
The Pentagon’s law enforcement agency is keeping a watchful eye for signs of fraud and abuse in the many defense contracts being awarded.
-
Space imaging company Maxar agrees to $6.4 billion takeover
Following the transaction, Maxar will remain a U.S.-controlled and operated company.
-
Ernst seeks to slow Pentagon transition to electric vehicles
Republicans and Democrats duel over green non-tactical vehicles for the Defense Department in the National Defense Authorization Act.
-
House passes defense bill with more Taiwan, Ukraine security aid
The compromise bill provides additional security aid to Ukraine and Taiwan, even as it drops House provisions that would have restricted arms transfers.
-
How a Republican House majority will affect defense policy
The GOP will control the House next year, but the narrow lead and conservative divide could complicate their agenda.
