According to the Washington Post, FBI Agents have arrested two men in what sources have called a”federal bribery sting.”

The Washington Post also says that Katherine Schweit, a spokewoman for the Washington field office of the FBI, told them:

“I can confirm two arrests. I can’t confirm what the arrests are for. They are currently under seal.”

The Washington Post also says that Schweit said that one of the men arrested was Ysuf Acar. Acar serves as an information systems security officer in the D.C. government. He worked for Vivek Kundra, the city’s former chief technology officer.

Kundra was appointed last week by President Obama to the new post of chief information officer for the federal government.

The other person that Schweit identified as being arrested is Sushil Bansal. Bansal is chief executive of Advanced Integrated Technologies Corporation, an outsourcing company.

Schweit was also quoted as saying that no other arrests were expected.