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Federal Drive with Tom Temin

Federal News Network | Hubbard Radio

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When he's not tooling around the National Capital region on his motorcycle, Tom Temin interviews federal executives and government contractors who provide analysis and insight on the many critical issues facing the Executive branch. The Federal Drive is found at FederalNewsNetwork.com and 1500 AM in the Washington D.C. region.
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Our hosts are highly trained in the science and skill of sitting back and watching movies. They have learned in their studies that some of the greatest films have come from the 90’s… and so have some of the worst. Each episode they will choose a different cinematic adventure from the 90′s and discuss for, what they hope will be, your listening pleasure.
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House and Senate appropriators remain far from reaching a government spending agreement for fiscal 2025. On the other hand, a big fat 2% federal pay raise seems more likely, but in the last several months of the 118th Congress, you’ll find some other bills to bring big changes for the federal workforce. Federal News Network's Drew Friedman has more…
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The Army is expanding its approach to network modernization. It plans to make investments at higher echelons at the division level. Over the past 18 months Army leaders saw how a lack of focus there has created haves and have nots throughout the service. For more, Federal News Network executive editor Jason Miller spoke to the program executive off…
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To young service members, the idea of building wealth might seem like a pipe dream. They don't earn much and often have high borrowing and housing costs. But it's never too early to start. For some pointers, we turn to the president of the Navy Mutual Aid Association, retired Navy admiral. Brian Luther. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megap…
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More and more of the nation's drinking water systems are becoming automated. That means software. And software means cybersecurity attacks. Cybersecurity attacks mean anything could come out people's faucets. The Environmental Protection Agency is the federal lead on cyber. And the Government Accountability Office recommends it do a few things. Mor…
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The Transportation Security Administration is constantly tweaking the airport screening process. Something that speeds up screening even by a few seconds can have a profound effect on wait times and airport crowding. One of the T-S-A's most successful innovations … PreCheck. PreCheck recently hit the milestone of 20 million enrollees. Joining me wi…
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Today on the Federal Drive with Tom Temin A major federal transportation project has reached a milestone Cyber attacks on water systems … is EPA policing enough? How military service members can start building wealth early. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBy Federal News Network | Hubbard Radio
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Congress has been pushing for over a year now to get more data on teleworking federal employees. Now lawmakers finally have some answers from the Office of Management and Budget. OMB‘s new report on telework details just how many feds have actually returned to the office and a lot more than that. Here with some of the details, Federal News Network'…
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Medicare and Medicaid services headquarters in Baltimore, Maryland has been closed since early June. The nearby Social Security Administration headquarters building has closed off about 20 water fountains and taps since July. Well both CMS and SSA are dealing with legionella bacteria in their water supply. In this week's, Federal Report executive e…
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The Veterans Affairs Department has a system for detecting errors and fraud in payments made for health care delivered outside of the V-A system. But V-A suspended operation the Program Integrity Tool nearly two years ago. That means tens of billions of dollars in payments have occurred without sufficient oversight. Details now from the director fo…
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Schedule F. The Trump administration gambit to make policy-connected career federal employees easier to let go and replace. No one knows whether it will return. But my next guest thinks schedule F would have a negative impact on rural America. The policy counsel at the Project on Government Oversight, Joe Spielberger. Learn more about your ad choic…
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Technology moves fast, and sometimes agencies have to reorganize just to keep up. That's the case at Health and Human Services, which last month reorganized to, quote, streamline and bolster technology, cybersecurity, data, and artificial and policy functions. Here with what that actually means, the assistant secretary for technology policy, Micky …
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Its web site provides the front door to the Thrift Savings Plans for most federal employees. The Board that runs the T-S-P has contracted for many updates and improvements. Last year the new portal had a rocky start. How's it doing now? T-S-P millionaire Abe Grungold joins with his take. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoice…
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The government has claimed success for several years in meeting its small business contracting goals. But the specific goals for women-owned businesses … that hasn't happened very often. At Veterans Affairs, about two-and-a-half percent of contract dollars have gone to women-owned businesses, against a goal of five percent. A bill in Congress calle…
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Today on the Federal Drive with Tom Temin The Energy Department infuses entrepreneurs in its national labs. Artificial intelligence poses legal threats to government contractors. The leaves are drying already … so time to think about end-of-year retirement. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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The end of July isn't the end of summer. But the leaves are dryer and the cicadas louder. That means autumn and time to think about end-of-year retirement planning. Here with some tips to think about, federal retirement expert Tammy Flanagan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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You can hardly talk to a federal contractor who's not offering something to do with artificial intelligence. But A-I brings to contractors a raft of new legal challenges...especially because the Biden administration has insisted on safe, secure and trustworthy AI. We get more now from Sheppard Mullin partner Townsend Bourne. Learn more about your a…
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A fresh round of thinkers have arrived at four of the Energy Department's national laboratories. They're know as lab-embedded entrepreneurs, and there are 33 of them. Now in its 10th year, it's become what the Energy Department calls a cornerstone in its clean energy strategy. For an update, we turn to the undersecretary of Energy for Science and I…
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Other transaction authorities have become popular. The Defense Department spends 10 billion dollars a year using O-T-A. Such procurement avoid the federal acquisition regulation and the defense supplement. But follow-on orders are not protest proof. Why one contractor recently lost a protest case over an O-T-A follow-on, though, didn't really conce…
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When the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board rolled out a new system for managing the T-S-P back in 2022...it didn't go well. Account holders encountered a web site that barely functioned and long wait times for help. Now the Government Accountability Office has released findings on what went wrong even as most … but not all … of the problem…
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Almost no one trusts the federal government. Yet nearly all Americans want an effective government and a politically independent civil service. That's the gist of a national opinion poll conducted recently by the Partnership for Public Service. We get details now from the Partnership C-E-O Max Stier. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphon…
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The Federal Acquisition Regulation Council is taking on popular mentor-protégé programs. It cites a quote, perception that they win too many contracts. It proposes the joint ventures from bidding for slots on multiple award contracts. The Small Business Administration slipped the rule changes in to other changes having to do with HUBZone eligibilit…
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States and many counties and municipalities are trying to become more resilient in the face of weather and climate events. Now the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and I-C-F International have teamed up on a grant program and … to use the modern parlance … playbook. Here with how the partnership works … I-C-F senior consultant Adam P…
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Today on the Federal Drive with Tom Temin NOAA grants bringing climate adaptation to local communities It’s no secret - many government organizations are plagued by processing backlogs, particularly in agencies that require hefty amounts of paperwork The wave of new procurement regulations rolls on and on Learn more about your ad choices. Visit meg…
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Oddly, it's a quiet period in Congress as the summer heads towards September. No budget yet for the federal government. Stalled negotiation on the National Defense Authorization Act. What's going on? Here's Bloomberg Government deputy news director Loren Duggan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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Managers of other people tend to fall into one of four basic styles. That's according to research by the American Management Association. How you manage has a big effect on the ultimate performance of the organization. Yet managers often see themselves quite differently than their direct reports see them. Here with more, the association's director …
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Given the pace of scientific discovery, 40 years is a long time. That's how long by next guest has worked the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory. He's directed it for the last 15 years. .. and overseen research on behalf of the Defense Department, NASA and the Intelligence Community. Joining me for his exit interview upon retirement, Dr. Ralp…
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Today, on the Federal Drive with Tom Temin Replacing this federal scientist requires a nationwide search Do you know what kind of federal manager *you* are? It's a hot political season, but you can find a parking space on Capitol Hill. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBy Federal News Network | Hubbard Radio
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