Keeping the TMF relevant

I was recently interviewed by Francis Rose on the Daily Scoop Podcast.

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By

Dan Chenok

Executive Director

IBM Center for The Business of Government chenokd@us.ibm.com

The Technology Modernization Fund (TMF) is an innovative funding vehicle that gives agencies additional ways to deliver services to the American public more quickly, better secure sensitive systems and data, and use taxpayer dollars more efficiently. It was authorized by the Modernizing Government Technology Act of 2017. Investments receive incremental funding and technical expertise to ensure project success. To date, the TMF has received $175 million through the annual budget process and $1 billion through the American Rescue Plan to fund modernization projects.

The TMF still has more than $700 million to give out after the latest awards to the Postal Regulatory Commission and the Selective Service. 

On this episode of FedScoops' The Daily Scoop podcast, Francis Rose and I discussed how the TMF Board can expedite the awards process.