Jared Serbu

The federal government would need to start consolidating at least some aspects of the administration of its trillions of dollars’ worth of loan programs into a single technology platform under bipartisan legislation introduced on Wednesday. The goal, back... See more

Next week, the Army plans to debut what’s meant to be a “generational” change in the way it provides food to soldiers. At Fort Hood, Texas, the service plans to launch its new “campus-style” dining concept — a model that could eventually replace legacy di... See more

At 43 locations around the world, when DLA takes possession of the Defense Department’s excess property, one of the first tasks is to make a value judgment about how likely it is that the property can be reused. Historically, those judgments have been dri... See more

The focus on industry over the past year had a lot to do with the fact that agency budgets and personnel have been in a state of flux since the start of the new administration, said Pete Waterman, the director of the FedRAMP program at the General Service... See more

The Department of Veterans Affairs is preparing to issue what’s likely to become one of the largest service contracts in government history as it restructures its arrangements, aiming for rigorous management of the department’s role as a health care payer... See more