

Jason Miller
Executive editor at Federal News Network. He provides expertise on the impact of President Trump's executive order and court filings related to labor and management programs.
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Jul 8, 2025 • 60min
The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton -- Tuesday, July 8, 2025
Jason Miller, executive editor at Federal News Network, discusses the implications of a controversial executive order affecting labor relations in federal agencies. Stephanie Costrow details the DOD and DHS budget submissions for 2026, highlighting key program shifts. Pat Tamburino offers innovative strategies for attracting tech talent to government roles. Townsend Bourne examines new DOJ rules on foreign access to sensitive data. Lastly, John Ludvigsson shares insights on the Defense Department's strategy for acquiring launch services amid evolving challenges.

May 9, 2025 • 9min
Arrington kicks off effort to eliminate RMF for DoD software
Jason Miller, executive editor at Federal News Network, dives into the Defense Department's ambitious Software Fast Track initiative. He discusses how this program aims to replace the outdated Risk Management Framework with more agile processes, facilitating quicker access to secure software. Miller highlights the focus on establishing robust cybersecurity requirements and leveraging new technologies like AI and software bill of materials. Additionally, he outlines the anticipated changes in legislation that will modernize DOD's software acquisition strategy.

Apr 25, 2025 • 9min
Rumors of NITAAC’s demise are overstated
Jason Miller, Executive Editor at Federal News Network and expert in federal procurement, joins to dispel rumors about NITAAC's closure, asserting it's very much alive. He discusses NASA's recent extension of its SEWP 5 contract and the GSA's pause on its procurement oversight tool. The conversation delves into the complexities of government contract consolidation, its implications for NITAAC, and the vital concerns for small businesses affected by procurement policy changes. It's a lively analysis of the evolving landscape in federal contracts!