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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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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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Army readying PC buy
The service plans to release a draft RFP for the Army Desktop and Mobile Computing-2 program Aug. 5.
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Gray: Market your advantages
If the government offers competitive salaries, why don't students know that?
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DHS seeks a few good scientists and engineers
The Homeland Security Department is offering post-doctoral study at its own facilities and Energy Department laboratories.
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Wireless funds go elsewhere
DHS official claims that $60 million targeted for wireless communcations was used on other things.
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GAO: Census' workforce not ready for 2010
The 2010 decennial census could be problematic if bureau officials don't address mission-critical workforce needs, the GAO warned.
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SRA to continue Air Force continuity planning
The Air Force has awarded a $13.7 million continuity of operations order to SRA International.
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FIPS 201 requires new scrutiny of contractors
A surge in background investigations of federal employees and contractors could begin in October as agencies prepare to comply with a new governmentwide standard for personal identity credentials.
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Marsh: Empowering HR officers
Many agencies have HR systems that have not evolved past the Cold War era
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