President Donald Trump is charging DOGE and agencies to look at contracting processes, procedures and the systems that support those efforts by late March.

In a bold move to streamline government operations, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has identified $65 billion ...

Procurement systems should be like good software: fluid, flexible, and constantly evolving. Realising this transformation ...

Americans eager for a stimulus boost will be watching closely to see if DOGE’s financial projections hold up and if the ...

Tariffs and funding overhauls by the Trump administration are set to raise energy storage prices and hit short term ...

By focusing on targeted solutions, the government can eliminate waste, enhance transparency and refocus resources on its core ...

The General Services Administration is often one of the go-to agencies for new administrations that want to get things done. How will it move forward?

That leaves a total of just over $2.3 billion in maximum estimated savings from cancellations in recent weeks that NPR ...

The $65 billion savings, if accurate, would represent only about 0.18% of the national debt. Nevertheless, DOGE has only been ...

but that there's currently a lag in the data due to the federal procurement data system. The contracts together account for $9.6 billion in savings -- only a fraction of the $65 billion total that ...

Of the DOGE list's initial claim of $16 billion in savings, half came from an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) listing that was entered into the Federal Procurement Data System (FPDS ...