General Services Administration, 18F and Trump
Elimination of 18F could slow Trump admin’s digital services
The elimination of 18F, which aimed to help federal agencies build and acquire better software, raises serious questions about the extent to which the Trump administration is actually committed to technology modernization. 18F was based within the GSA’s Technology Transformation Services, which is now led by Thomas Shedd, a former Tesla engineer.
The employees, who worked at the General Services Administration’s 18F unit, fixed technical problems and built products ...
On early Saturday morning, the General Services Administration eliminated the 18F program. And, Acting GSA Administrator ...
Thomas Shedd, the commissioner of Federal Acquisition Service, said the decision is part of the President’s Workforce Optimization Initiative executive order.
The General Services Administration cleaved one of its technology units Saturday morning as part of a Trump administration ...
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GSA engineering lead resigns over DOGE ally’s request for accessThe lead engineer for a government text-messaging service resigned Tuesday over a U.S. DOGE Service ally’s request for access ...
The leader of the Technology Transformation Services at GSA wanted access to a text messaging platform for government ...
Sources say the former Tesla engineer now in charge of the Technology Transformation Services wants an agency that operates like a “startup software company." ...
Thomas Shedd, the former Tesla ... rising through the government ranks under the Trump administration. The TTS is a division of the General Services Administration that helps federal ...
Staffers at the government arm responsible for maintaining core tech systems were concerned that such broad access for the former Tesla engineer now in charge would violate security measures.
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