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Feds seek input before soliciting Grants.gov integrator
In a recent request for information, HHS said that the Grants.gov Web site has significantly grown since its inception in 2003, and a new systems integrator may be needed as the portal’s use increases.<@SM>
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Everglades restoration starts vegetation mapping
Avineon will monitor an area larger than the state of Delaware.
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Without a trace
Documents can reveal supposedly deleted data, but fortunately there are ways to make sure that secrets stay secret.
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Whiteman: How to find a federal IT job
Riding the hiring wave could bring opportunities for experienced professionals to advance quickly
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UPDATED: Retirement systems are top priority
The Office of Personnel Management's estimated completion date for the multiyear retirement systems modernization project is 2009.
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Bush’s 2007 budget seeks to tap IT’s efficiencies
Requested increases for DHS, Justice signal growing respect for information technology
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How to start a community health network
Starting out on the right foot can help prevent disasters later.
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Wanted: Feds who can write
Hiring experts say feds need to write job vacancy notices that entice people to apply
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Lisagor: Are you missing your mission?
Managers need to reinvigorate themselves before they can inspire others
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Welles: When retirement looms large
The next stage of your life might be your biggest challenge yet so take careful, deliberate steps
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DOD shows off light, fast Stiletto
Experimental vessel meets service’s vision of a new class of bold ships
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Funding the ties that bind
To link safety-net health clinics, start small, go slowly and stay close to community stakeholders
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DOD speeds PKI development
By midsummer all personnel will be required to use Common Access Cards equipped with public-key infrastructure.
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Intercepts
Here comes Quadrennial-vision; Conference calls into the wild blue yonder; Medics are men, NFL players are boys; Remember: They speak English outside the Beltway
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Cureton named CIO at Goddard
Linda Cureton, deputy CIO at the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms, has been named CIO at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.
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Budget request supports future DOD warfighting plans
$30.5 billion proposed for business and force transformation
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VA offers School at Work
Program helps entry-level employees who need computer skills to advance
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