The Department of Defenses‘ human resources branch has inked a $374 million contract with Concur Technologies to modernize its legacy travel management system that processes about four million trips ...

Traveling for the Pentagon has never been a model of efficiency and unfortunately it will stay that way for the foreseeable future. This is not just an issue for those who need to get from Norfolk ...

The Defense Department effectively barred its civilian employees from using their government-issued travel charge cards, according to a DOD memo. The new spending rules, spelled out in a March 5 ...

SAP Concur has received a sole-source contract worth potentially $374.35 million from the Defense Human Resources Activity to produce and deploy a travel-as-a-service platform for the Department of ...

The Department of Defense announced that SAP Concur will be developing a business travel system prototype to replace "the aging and inefficient" Defense Travel System, according to a DOD statement.

The Defense Department will provide travel allowances to service members who may have to travel outside the state in which they are stationed to receive an abortion, a new memo says. The memo, ...

The Department of Defense has discontinued a new cloud-based system for tracking job-related military travel that cost $13 million to install. The Pentagon in October ordered all service branches to ...

Defense Department Press Secretary John Kirby “misspoke” last week when he told reporters that Pentagon officials could not travel to conferences amid the Omicron coronavirus spike. “Recently Mr.

DOGE, spearheaded by Elon Musk, is targeting government employee spending as part of its cost-saving initiatives. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images) The Defense Department effectively barred its civilian ...