Fifteen organizations are pressing Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin to slash the military services’ wish lists that alert lawmakers to what the president excluded in the annual budget request sent to Congress.
National Capitol Contracting LLC failed to show that the Social Security Administration erred in awarding York Telecom Corp. a $52 million contract for video enterprise services integration support and video teleconferencing hardware, software, and maintenance, the GAO said.
NASA reasonably awarded
The broad sweep of the Biden administration’s $2 trillion jobs plan and overhaul of the nation’s infrastructure has rekindled the debate about what actually is infrastructure, and whether and how his proposal’s objectives can be met while maintaining its stated commitment to racial equity.
As the Biden administration tries to breathe life into its American Jobs Plan, its call to spend $400 billion on home-care services has fueled a clash on the Left over the twin goals of investing in new jobs and expanding service availability.
Hundreds of public housing agencies properly sued the Department of Housing and Urban Development for breaching contracts by underpaying operating subsidies after Congress in 2012 funded only about 80% of total operating subsidies, the Federal Circuit affirmed Friday.
