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Apogen acquired by British defense contractor

QinietiQ is continuing its expansion into the U.S. defense and security market through acquisitions.

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CDC awards multi-million dollar contract to BearingPoint

BearingPoint will expand support for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s terrorism preparedness office.

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Preserving maps for the future

USGS faces a challenge in protecting cartographic data

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Secure Flight increases privacy protections

TSA admits passenger screening program violated privacy regulations

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Blogger power

Mad as hell, Doug Roberts blogs about his employer, Los Alamos lab

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Remembering Peter Weiss

Former OMB official had a deep commitment to public service

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Driver's license ID provision gets the boot

The recently passed transportation bill did not include a provision requiring states to use prviate data brokers to identify licensed commercial drivers.

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Editorial: People power

Life for federal workers has changed dramatically. Once a more comfortable, laid-back environment when compared with private-sector jobs, feds now find that they must fight for and justify their jobs.

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HHS to offer private physicians 'free' software

Open-source software could cost doctors $500 a month

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Army portal updates on hold

The Army must wait until November to start updating the Army Knowledge Online (AKO) Web portal because of contract protests filed by two companies.

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Senators ask if DOD's CIO needs budget power

Concerns about the Defense Department's systems colored lawmakers' questions last week during confirmation hearings for John Grimes, the president's nominee for DOD chief information officer.

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Software on the trail of deadly weapons

State Department gives away tools to detect harmful exports and imports

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OPM settles – again – on Monster for USAJobs Web site

The Office of Personnel Management has decided to keep Monster Government Solutions on to run the USAJobs.gov Web site.

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Simon: No easy answers

DOD's personnel system seems to come from a know-it-all vision

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Barnes: The advantages of youth

Younger IT professionals bring a new energy, drive and 'why not' attitude

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Encore services procurement gets a raise

DISA raises the contract ceiling by $500 million, with Encore II slated for award by March 2006.

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Army puts sensors on bomb watch in Iraq

Coupled with digital cameras, the system is suited for use on unmanned aerial vehicles.

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Thompson: Through the looking glass

He's seen the world from both sides now

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Gilligan joins SRA

The former Air Force CIO will manage SRA's defense business.

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Army readying PC buy

The service plans to release a draft RFP for the Army Desktop and Mobile Computing-2 program Aug. 5.