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GovExec is a niche, policy-focused news outlet covering the operations, management, and oversight of the U.S. federal government.
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- Sep 30, 2026
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US Government Benchmark Report 2026 (opens the original)
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The US Government acquisition system rests on foundations that few others can match. Decades of investment in policy, workforce development, procedural discipline and professional standards have produced a system of exceptional sophistication and reach. Most governments – and many corporations – would envy it. These foundations are an asset, and this report should be read not only as a study on their current state, but also how to build on them. US Government contracting teams understand the nee
EPA union sues management over contract termination (opens the original)
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A union representing workers at the Environmental Protection Agency became the latest labor group to sue agency leadership over the 2025 cancellation of its collective bargaining agreement, alleging that EPA violated both its members’ First Amendment Rights and a law requiring the federal government conduct reasoned decision-making. The American Federation of Government Employees Council 238 represents around 8,000 workers at the EPA, one of the more than two dozen agencies targeted by President
Trump’s new Education IG nominee continues dizzying run of leadership changes at the watchdog office (opens the original)
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Mark Priebe — the nominee, who recently served as acting inspector general at the Education Department — has defended the president’s mass firing of inspectors general and appears to have supported Trump on social media.
Judge extends temporary pause in USDA relocations as he considers indefinite freeze (opens the original)
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A federal judge in San Francisco said it was "significant" that Congress included a provision in a fiscal 2026 spending package that blocked the Agriculture Department from reorganizing without approval from the House and Senate appropriations committees.
GSA is losing a key digital modernization leader (opens the original)
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Mike Lynch, deputy administrator for the General Services Administration, will be leaving his role and returning to the private sector, according to an email sent to staff Wednesday morning by GSA Administrator Ed Forst. “Mike has been a part of the Administration since January 20, 2025, and I want to thank him for his service to the agency and the American people,” Forst wrote in the email. “During this time, Mike has led initiatives to advance our strategic priorities, strengthen oversight of
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