The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton
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The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton provides expert insights on current events in the federal community. Read more interviews to keep up with daily news and analysis that affect the federal workforce. The Federal Drive is found at FederalNewsNetwork.com and 1500 AM in the Washington D...
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White House polices hitting small business contractors hard, Senator says
New data from Democrats on the Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee shine fresh light on just how rough its been for many small busine...
AI directive focuses patching efforts on ‘highest risk’ vulnerabilities
The emergence of artificial intelligence-driven cyber threats is forcing a shift in how agencies manage software vulnerabilities. In a new directive r...
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - Friday, June 12, 2026
Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton
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ARPA‑H is testing a model to make research faster, more repeatable and less dependent on where or with whom you work
The limits of biomedical research often come down to access, tools, networks and where the work happens. ARPA‑H is piloting a system meant to level th...
A lot of health AI isn’t where you think it is and it’s not overseen the way you might expect
From administrative decisions to care management, health AI tools are influencing outcomes in ways patients may never see. But many of those systems f...
The people who rely on Medicaid helped design a plan to curb fraud without putting their own care at risk
A new report on Medicaid fraud starts from the ground up, built with input from the people who depend on those services every day. It lays out ways to...
HASC challenges Trump’s EO ending bargaining rights for DoD workers
The House Armed Services Committee is pushing back against President Donald Trump’s executive order that removes collective bargaining rights for civi...
GSA reexamining data that shows no building is meeting minimum occupancy target
The General Services Administration, the landlord for much of the federal government, says none of the owned or leased buildings it has data on meet t...
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - Thursday, June 11, 2026
Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton
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Bringing more students into public service starts with giving them a way in and a reason to see themselves there
A new program at Arizona State University is connecting students to federal service while they’re still in school, through a model that blends coursew...
Federal hiring problems may start with how the jobs are defined
Efforts to improve federal hiring and pay often run into the same problem. The system that defines jobs has stayed largely the same, even as the work...
What looks like stability in today’s workforce may actually be caution
This moment in the labor market looks stable on the surface, but underneath it’s driven by caution and constrained choices. Workers are holding on rat...
OPM details changes for federal employees in Schedule Policy/Career
More details are emerging about the practical implications of Schedule Policy/Career. New guidance from the Office of Personnel Management comes as ag...
Three highlights in latest DHS spending bill
Congress just passed fiscal 2026 appropriations for most of the Department of Homeland Security in May. But lawmakers are already moving forward with...
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - Wednesday, June 10, 2026
Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton
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The government wants more of your seafood to come from U.S. waters
Seafood isn’t usually top of mind at the Agriculture Department, but that’s starting to change. A new Office of Seafood is meant to help grow domestic...
A long-running federal river program delivers real returns, but now it’s on the chopping block
For more than two decades, the Army Corps of Engineers has worked with partners to change how dams are operated, reducing flood risk and boosting loca...
The systems that keep water flowing are more connected than ever, and more exposed to cyber risks
Cyber threats are moving beyond data and into the systems people depend on every day, including water and wastewater infrastructure. A new GAO report...
OPM details changes for federal employees in Schedule Policy/Career
More details are emerging about the practical implications of Schedule Policy/Career. New guidance from the Office of Personnel Management comes as ag...
USPS axing its regulator is on the table, as it looks for ways to avoid running out of cash
The Postal Service, on the verge of running out of cash early next year, is pricing out a wide range of possible reforms that, if passed by Congress,...
First came telemedicine, now the Army medical logistics community is embracing telemaintenance for equipment
As agencies look for ways to operate faster and more efficiently, The Army’s medical logistics community is embracing telemaintenence. It’s a bit lik...
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - - Tuesday, June 9, 2026
Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton
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After a marathon markup, the House has shaped its version of the NDAA, but the final outcome is still very much in play
The House has moved its defense policy bill out of committee, mixing acquisition changes with broader policy fights. But with the Senate still to act...
Congress and multiple administrations keep coming back to the idea of fixed-price contracts, but it's more complicated than that
Fixed‑price contracting is often treated as the answer to cost control in federal acquisition, and it works when requirements are clear and outcomes a...
Agencies are under pressure to move quickly and enforce the rules, they still have to document the process, SBA may have missed a case
A recent case involving the suspension of an 8(a) contractor is raising questions about how agencies document their decisions. An SBA appeals judge se...
CISA close to issuing new cyber AI directive
Agencies will soon get their first set of marching orders from President Donald Trump’s executive order on artificial intelligence from earlier this w...
Forest Service offers separation incentives to employees ahead of relocations
The Forest Service is offering separation incentives to employees ahead of an agency reorganization that will move hundreds of positions across the co...
When it comes to inflation, playing it safe isn’t always the safest investment move
For federal employees and retirees, inflation is changing the math on everything from retirement income to basic savings strategy. Some of the choices...
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - - Friday, June 5, 2026
Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton
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CMMC has moved from planning to enforcement and contractors are feeling it
After years of preparation, cybersecurity requirements for defense contractors are now being enforced in real time. That shift is exposing gaps betwee...
Trump moves about 8,000 federal positions to Schedule Policy/Career
The Trump administration has taken the final step to make Schedule Policy/Career a reality. Close to 8,000 career federal employees will be moved into...
AI executive order sets stage for new cybersecurity directives
The White House is moving toward a voluntary process for reviewing frontier artificial intelligence models for cybersecurity risks. The review process...
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - - Thursday, June 4, 2026
Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton
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Getting from a patent to a product is still where many ideas get stuck
Even with the Bayh‑Dole framework in place, moving a federally funded discovery into the market still depends on licensing, capital and timing. A new...
Building more missile defense capability means rebuilding the industrial base behind it
A new production center in Alabama reflects a larger effort to expand U.S. munitions capacity, but the real story runs through suppliers, hiring and h...
New research suggests some of the states most closely tied to the federal government may not be the ones you expect
For years, rankings of state dependence on federal spending have focused largely on government transfers. A new study from the Pioneer Institute takes...
OPM to crack down on ineligible health insurance enrollees
Enrollees in the government’s health insurance programs will soon face tighter requirements when adding family members to their plans. A new final rul...
An excerpt from "Your Federal Life," with Karen Lee, co-founder of FedsForward
After upheavals across the federal workforce, and hundreds of thousands of public servants leaving their jobs, grassroots organizations have been risi...
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton - - Wednesday, June 3, 2026
Today on the Federal Drive with Terry Gerton
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Helping disaster survivors recover is one of FEMA’s most visible missions, GAO reviews the results
Delivering disaster assistance at scale is one of FEMA’s toughest operational challenges. A GAO review looks at where the system struggles to match su...