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Coast Guard: Plenty of fish in the sea for cutter acquisition
It has removed 12 boats from its Deepwater Fast Response Cutter-B contract and will put it out to bid in open competition.
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Use innovation in recruiting, HR experts tell agencies
As the federal retirement wave begins to crest in coming years, agencies should think creatively about attracting and retaining new employees.
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CyberShift software will help N.C. city manage employees
High Point, N.C., will use time-and-attendance software.
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Chertoff gives DHS CIO more power
The department's CIO will have approval power over the budgets of other CIOs within the department, authority over the hiring and pay levels of CIOs and approval power over other CIOs’ IT investment projects.
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IRS seeks input on middleware support, enterprise migration
The service's draft work proposal also sets out the needs for the transition of its new Infrastructure Shared Services components from Modernization to Enterprise Operations.
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USDA counts down to Networx
The Agriculture Department is prepared for the contract's award, which is expected at any time.
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DOD to improve monitoring of contract performance
The department will issue new rules to address longstanding congressional concerns about awards being paid despite poor performance.
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GSA names new communications administrator
Edward Blakely replaces David Bethel, who left the job last month to return to private-sector work as a communications consultant.
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