Scott Perry

New FBI headquarters will take more than a decade to build, as agency struggles with ‘obsolete’ space

The General Services Administration expects to begin construction on a new FBI headquarters in 2029, and have FBI employees working there by 2036.

Facilities/Construction

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GSA accelerates plans to offload federal buildings it no longer needs

Facilities/Construction

The 2024 National Defense Authorization Act becomes a dart board for peevish lawmakers

Congress

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With most agency headquarters at 25% capacity, ‘hard decisions’ coming for federal office holdings

Leasing/Property Management

Managing, maximizing agency data to solve criminal cases

Federal Insights

Congressman brushes off idea of feds living paycheck to paycheck

Federal Newscast

Industry seeks easy fixes to lengthy, redundant vetting process for DHS contractors

Workforce

Exclusive

St. Elizabeths DHS consolidation plan: Where do we go from here?

Facilities/Construction

DHS assures lawmakers its unsuccessful financial system upgrade effort wasn’t for nothing

Congress

DHS must tell Congress why its 4th attempt to upgrade its financial systems will be different

Reporter's Notebook

How should FEMA handle disciplinary procedures for temporary employees?

Workforce Rights/Governance

Rep. Morgan Griffith, R-Va., a member of the conservative Freedom Caucus, is interviewed at the Capitol in Washington, Wednesday, March 22, 2017. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

Republicans use Holman Rule to propose 89 personnel cuts at CBO

Three Republican lawmakers introduced an amendment to a “minibus” of four appropriations bills that would eliminate the Budget Analysis Division of the…

Workforce

Called inept, neglected, DHS vows to turn struggling HR IT program around

House lawmakers criticized the Homeland Security Department’s mismanagement over the last 12 years of its initiative to modernize and consolidate its…

Congress