The Department of Labor, Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Veterans Affairs are among five agencies to receive fresh funding for IT upgrades.

The TMF has proven itself as an alternative model to drive modernization in the near-term, Federal CIO Clare Martorana told FedScoop.

Yung and Martorana join the podcast to discuss milestones from the first half-decade of the TMF.

Treasury, Social Security Administration and the Agency for Global Media receive investments to help protect sensitive systems and data.

USAID receives $5.9 million to launch a new IT platform and the Railroad Retirement Board has been allocated $8.7 million.

The TMF chief explains how the fund assesses the direct impact of each project on citizens.

OPM, HUD and the Army are the latest recipients of funding that will modernize IT systems and move them toward zero-trust security architectures.

The conversation with Rep. Hoyer is understood to have focused on how best to support and expand the work of the fund.

Subject matter experts now offer guidance throughout the entirety of each project life cycle says TMF Executive Director Raylene Yung.

Martorana and Yung discuss some of the recent awards made by the board, where these awards intersect with the president’s management agenda and what goes into making…