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Public/private team wins Energy IT services deal
DOE has awarded a competitive sourcing contract to a team of feds and small businesses.
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Accenture wins USMC logistics pact
Contract covers first phase of a supply-chain and maintenance system.
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CMS seeks enterprise data center offers
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services seeks proposals to consolidate and modernize its data centers into enterprise data centers.
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Lockheed lands more work on military system
Lockheed Martin announced that the company received a $24.7 million Air Force contract that will let U.S. military commanders plan and carry out attack and recovery missions.
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House cuts off funding for eTravel
Program would kill a sector of the small-business community that includes travel agents working with government, according to its sponsor.
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Vermont gets $1.6 million for IT training initiative
Vermont will use $1.6 million in federal funds to train workers for information technology careers.
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GSA hires new general counsel
Alan Robert Swendiman has been named associate administrator of the Office of General Counsel and will lead GSA's legal department.
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GAO: Don’t give criminals passports
The State Department doesn’t receive regular updates from the FBI on criminals wanted by federal and state law enforcement agencies.
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Alexander nominated to head NSA
Keith Alexander is currently serving as the Army’s deputy chief of staff for intelligence.
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GAO reports on "poor performers"
A new government report gives a mixed picture of underperforming federal employees.
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House budget threatens DOT CIO
Last minute amendment takes money from CIO, R&D and other programs to cover Amtrak operations.
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“Did you hear...”
<b>But can it sing “Bicycle Built for Two?”</b> The idea of a talking computer on a spaceship has had eerie connotations since “2001: A Space Odyssey” and HAL 9000 hit screens in 1968.
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BearingPoint cultivates DHS proteges
Integrator's new alliance with incubator brings 16 more start-up companies into the fold.
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Justice served with task order for IT services
The Justice Department has awarded a six-year, $80 million task order to SRA International Inc. to provide IT systems and services to the Office of Justice Programs, the company said late last month.
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DISA picks CA anti-spyware
SAIC will provide CA eTrust PestPatrol and related training across the Defense Department.
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Oracle lands order for Transcom financials
With software in hand, Air Force officials now seek systems integrator to build financial system.
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House undeterred by veto threat
Amendment that would limit use of revised competitive sourcing process approved for appropriations bill.
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DHS to Monster: You’re fired
Monster has been unable to provide the Homeland Security Department with access to job applicants' data.
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Medicare Web apps in development
First application will enable physicians to check on a patient's eligibility for benefits.
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