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Yes, it can be done: expediting defense acquisition
To have an idea and deliver that idea in the form of capability to war fighters can be done in less than a year! It has to be done.
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FEMA sells disaster trailers cheaply despite victim demand
The Federal Emergency Management Agency briefly halted trailer sales following Harvey but resumed them in November, online records show. Since then, at least 115 units manufactured this year have been sold for pennies on the dollar.
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Military tech expert to lead Pentagon acquisition overhaul
Ben FitzGerald will help lead restructuring at the Pentagon’s top acquisition office.
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GSA releases contract for login.gov
The domain aims to provide the public with “secure and private online access to participating government programs” through a single account.
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IG to probe FEMA contracts to tiny firm
The Department of Homeland Security’s internal watchdog is investigating how a fledgling Florida company won more than $30 million in contracts for desperately needed disaster relief supplies in Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria.
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‘That’s the Worst!’: Acquisition regulations we love to hate
The Section 809 Panel is asking for public input on the 50 worst laws, regulations, and policies that impede the acquisition process.
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USDA first up in White House, GSA tech acquisition pilot
The White House Office of American Innovation announced a partnership with GSA and the Department of Agriculture to pilot a Centers of Excellence program that draws on the best talent in the public sector and industry.
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White House releases final IT Modernization Report
The White House’s American Technology Council today released its final report to the President on federal IT modernization, which focused on network modernization and the increased use of shared services as the vehicles for achieving a more modern federal IT landscape.
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Policy shift: DoD is pushing major program management back to the military
The Pentagon has handed over the majority of big defense projects for the Air Force to manage — a change from 30 years of policy.
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Two birds, one stone: VA’s EHR to address interoperability and data centers
With the Veteran’s Affairs initiative to transition their electronic health records system from the current Vista program to a new system implemented by health IT company Cerner, officials hope to both make the agency interoperable with the Department of Defense’s Cerner system and to kickstart their data center consolidation efforts.
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Yes, it can be done: expediting defense acquisition
To have an idea and deliver that idea in the form of capability to war fighters can be done in less than a year! It has to be done.
-
FEMA sells disaster trailers cheaply despite victim demand
The Federal Emergency Management Agency briefly halted trailer sales following Harvey but resumed them in November, online records show. Since then, at least 115 units manufactured this year have been sold for pennies on the dollar.
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Military tech expert to lead Pentagon acquisition overhaul
Ben FitzGerald will help lead restructuring at the Pentagon’s top acquisition office.
-
GSA releases contract for login.gov
The domain aims to provide the public with “secure and private online access to participating government programs” through a single account.
-
IG to probe FEMA contracts to tiny firm
The Department of Homeland Security’s internal watchdog is investigating how a fledgling Florida company won more than $30 million in contracts for desperately needed disaster relief supplies in Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria.
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‘That’s the Worst!’: Acquisition regulations we love to hate
The Section 809 Panel is asking for public input on the 50 worst laws, regulations, and policies that impede the acquisition process.
-
USDA first up in White House, GSA tech acquisition pilot
The White House Office of American Innovation announced a partnership with GSA and the Department of Agriculture to pilot a Centers of Excellence program that draws on the best talent in the public sector and industry.
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White House releases final IT Modernization Report
The White House’s American Technology Council today released its final report to the President on federal IT modernization, which focused on network modernization and the increased use of shared services as the vehicles for achieving a more modern federal IT landscape.
-
Policy shift: DoD is pushing major program management back to the military
The Pentagon has handed over the majority of big defense projects for the Air Force to manage — a change from 30 years of policy.
-
Two birds, one stone: VA’s EHR to address interoperability and data centers
With the Veteran’s Affairs initiative to transition their electronic health records system from the current Vista program to a new system implemented by health IT company Cerner, officials hope to both make the agency interoperable with the Department of Defense’s Cerner system and to kickstart their data center consolidation efforts.
-
Yes, it can be done: expediting defense acquisition
To have an idea and deliver that idea in the form of capability to war fighters can be done in less than a year! It has to be done.
-
FEMA sells disaster trailers cheaply despite victim demand
The Federal Emergency Management Agency briefly halted trailer sales following Harvey but resumed them in November, online records show. Since then, at least 115 units manufactured this year have been sold for pennies on the dollar.
-
Military tech expert to lead Pentagon acquisition overhaul
Ben FitzGerald will help lead restructuring at the Pentagon’s top acquisition office.
-
GSA releases contract for login.gov
The domain aims to provide the public with “secure and private online access to participating government programs” through a single account.
-
IG to probe FEMA contracts to tiny firm
The Department of Homeland Security’s internal watchdog is investigating how a fledgling Florida company won more than $30 million in contracts for desperately needed disaster relief supplies in Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria.
-
‘That’s the Worst!’: Acquisition regulations we love to hate
The Section 809 Panel is asking for public input on the 50 worst laws, regulations, and policies that impede the acquisition process.
-
USDA first up in White House, GSA tech acquisition pilot
The White House Office of American Innovation announced a partnership with GSA and the Department of Agriculture to pilot a Centers of Excellence program that draws on the best talent in the public sector and industry.
-
White House releases final IT Modernization Report
The White House’s American Technology Council today released its final report to the President on federal IT modernization, which focused on network modernization and the increased use of shared services as the vehicles for achieving a more modern federal IT landscape.
-
Policy shift: DoD is pushing major program management back to the military
The Pentagon has handed over the majority of big defense projects for the Air Force to manage — a change from 30 years of policy.
-
Two birds, one stone: VA’s EHR to address interoperability and data centers
With the Veteran’s Affairs initiative to transition their electronic health records system from the current Vista program to a new system implemented by health IT company Cerner, officials hope to both make the agency interoperable with the Department of Defense’s Cerner system and to kickstart their data center consolidation efforts.
