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.

The director of the TMF believes the board will spend the rest of the fund's $756 million by the end of the year.

The more agencies and people that GSA services, programs or projects touch, the better, two of the agency's top tech officials tell FedScoop.

The TMF Board will only select projects leading to playbooks and best practices, per one member.

Yung earlier this month stepped down as CEO of the nonprofit U.S. Digital Response.