• GSA Today
  • Posts
  • 🕊️ Federal Employees May Express Religious Beliefs at Work

🕊️ Federal Employees May Express Religious Beliefs at Work

🤝 The Deal Desk

Dredging and Environmental Monitoring in Florida

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is accepting bids for maintenance dredging across Martin and Palm Beach Counties, Florida. The work includes the Intracoastal Waterway near Jupiter and St. Lucie Inlets. Dredged materials will be placed at specific sites, including beaches and impoundment basins, with additional tasks like endangered species monitoring and beach tilling. The project is structured as a base with one option. View this opportunity.

SUV Procurement – Federal Fleet Modernization

The Department of State and the Office of the US Embassy SAN SALVADOR is requesting bids for new 2024 or newer model SUVs with 4x4 drive, V6 engines, automatic transmissions, and enhanced safety features. The vehicles must include features such as LED lighting, rearview cameras, wireless charging pads, and leather-trimmed seats. Submissions must include full specs and warranties of at least three years or 100,000 km. View this opportunity.

⚡ 60-Second Scan

đź§ľ Compliance Pulse

Federal Employees May Express Religious Beliefs at Work

The U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) has updated its guidance to allow federal employees to discuss and promote religious beliefs in the workplace. While this marks a policy shift, it also requires agencies to monitor compliance with existing anti-discrimination laws. Agencies must balance freedom of expression with the duty to maintain a neutral, inclusive workplace. Read more

🕵️ Agency Intel

Clearview AI Approved for Police Use in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City’s police department has adopted Clearview AI’s facial recognition tool, despite legal controversies and previous federal scrutiny. Officials claim it will help speed up investigations and reduce crime. Privacy advocates warn about the risks of wrongful identification and potential misuse. The city is reportedly setting up new policies to govern its use. Read more

đź’Ľ GovGear

GoGov: GSA's Centralized Travel Tool

GSA has launched GoGov, a travel management platform designed to streamline federal employee travel bookings and expense tracking. The system consolidates approvals, itineraries, and reimbursements into one interface, replacing fragmented processes. Agencies can begin onboarding now, with GSA offering training resources and integration support. Access the resource.

Reach 9k+ of government contractors actively seeking RFPs, insights, and new solutions. Promote your business in GSA Today.

Disclosure: Some content in this newsletter may be sponsored or include affiliate links. GSA Today might earn commissions or have a business interest in featured companies. Read our privacy policy