Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The Trump administration is already trying to bring talent from industry into the government via its U.S. Tech Force program, but the next step could be putting federal workers on exchanges to companies, according to remarks from an Office of Personnel Management official Thursday. During a panel at a federal technology-focused conference, Kevin Hennecken, senior advisor to the director at OPM and leader of the Trump administration’s Tech Force hiring effort, mentioned the agency’s interest in such a program as a way of helping train federal workers.
A National Institutes of Health contracting arm responsible for a series of large-scale IT contracting vehicles is ending all of its cross-government contracts and ceasing all functions by the end of 2028, according to a notice from the agency. All of the governmentwide acquisition vehicles (GWACs) under the NIH Information Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center (NITAAC) will expire Oct. 29, which is also the last day to award new orders, the Tuesday announcement stated. That includes the office’s ongoing iterations of its Chief Information Officer-Solutions and Partners contracts. The functions will be moved to the General Services Administration.
Links
• OPM wants to leverage talent exchanges that would place feds in industry via FedScoop: fedscoop.com/opm-leverage-talent-exchanges-place-feds-industry
• NIH contracting arm announces sunset of all governmentwide vehicles via FedScoop: fedscoop.com/nih-contracting-announces-sunset-governmentwide-vehicles-nitaac
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The Trump administration is already trying to bring talent from industry into the government via its U.S. Tech Force program, but the next step could be putting federal workers on exchanges to companies, according to remarks from an Office of Personnel Management official Thursday. During a panel at a federal technology-focused conference, Kevin Hennecken, senior advisor to the director at OPM and leader of the Trump administration’s Tech Force hiring effort, mentioned the agency’s interest in such a program as a way of helping train federal workers.
A National Institutes of Health contracting arm responsible for a series of large-scale IT contracting vehicles is ending all of its cross-government contracts and ceasing all functions by the end of 2028, according to a notice from the agency. All of the governmentwide acquisition vehicles (GWACs) under the NIH Information Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center (NITAAC) will expire Oct. 29, which is also the last day to award new orders, the Tuesday announcement stated. That includes the office’s ongoing iterations of its Chief Information Officer-Solutions and Partners contracts. The functions will be moved to the General Services Administration.
Links
• OPM wants to leverage talent exchanges that would place feds in industry via FedScoop: fedscoop.com/opm-leverage-talent-exchanges-place-feds-industry
• NIH contracting arm announces sunset of all governmentwide vehicles via FedScoop: fedscoop.com/nih-contracting-announces-sunset-governmentwide-vehicles-nitaac
#federal #government #technology #news #ustechforce #techforce #opm #workforce #usgovernment #trumpadministration #nih #governmentcontracts #federalgovernment #governmentnews #govtech #technews #techpodcast #podcast
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• linkedin.com/company/the-daily-scoop-podcast
• facebook.com/thedailyscooppodcast
About The Daily Scoop Podcast
We discuss the latest news and trends facing government leaders on such topics as technology, management and workforce. The program will explore headlines of the day as well as in depth discussions with top executives in both government and industry.
The Daily Scoop Podcast is released every weekday afternoon. For the latest insights from Washington, you can subscribe to The Daily Scoop Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, and Spotify. fedscoop.com/show/the-daily-scoop-podcast
