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Pricetag for Pentagon’s major weapon systems grows by 10 percent
The Pentagon is spending more on weapons, but largely due to increases in what they are buying.
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General Dynamics completes CSRA acquisition
The sixth largest defense firm in the world gets stronger, in both the defense and federal IT areas.
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National bank regulator seeks industry insight on cloud security solutions
The Treasury’s Office of the Comptroller of the Currency released two requests for information to suss out the available cloud solutions for identity and access management on their systems.
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Scrutiny continues over EPA head’s housing arrangements, use of legislative loophole
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt used a loophole in the Safe Drinking Water Act to reappoint and compensate two personal aides, circumventing White House approval.
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Vets group wants acting VA secretary out, calling his assignment a legal worry
Officials from AMVETS say the president must follow the law and put the current VA deputy secretary in charge.
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White House doctor could face the most contentious VA confirmation process ever
No VA Secretary pick has ever received an opposition vote in the Senate. Will Dr. Ronny Jackson become the first?
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OPM defines ‘critical needs’ for federal cyber workforce
The new Office of Personnel Management guidance, part of the Federal Cybersecurity Workforce Assessment Act compliance, helps agencies identify and address their most critical cyber workforce shortages.
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Ousted Shulkin rejects White House claim he resigned VA job
Former Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin is making it clear he was fired from his job amid conflicting claims from the White House.
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China’s AI ambitions are driving US innovation. So what’s America’s hold up?
China’s drive to lead the world in artificial intelligence is spurring American efforts to keep its technological edge, especially when it comes to national security.
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DoD can reduce time to contract
Congress has weighed in with a directive for the Department of Defense to begin capturing common information on Procurement Acquisition Lead Time to facilitate identifying the root causes of PALT and ultimately reducing the time for awards.
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Pricetag for Pentagon’s major weapon systems grows by 10 percent
The Pentagon is spending more on weapons, but largely due to increases in what they are buying.
-
General Dynamics completes CSRA acquisition
The sixth largest defense firm in the world gets stronger, in both the defense and federal IT areas.
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National bank regulator seeks industry insight on cloud security solutions
The Treasury’s Office of the Comptroller of the Currency released two requests for information to suss out the available cloud solutions for identity and access management on their systems.
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Scrutiny continues over EPA head’s housing arrangements, use of legislative loophole
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt used a loophole in the Safe Drinking Water Act to reappoint and compensate two personal aides, circumventing White House approval.
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Vets group wants acting VA secretary out, calling his assignment a legal worry
Officials from AMVETS say the president must follow the law and put the current VA deputy secretary in charge.
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White House doctor could face the most contentious VA confirmation process ever
No VA Secretary pick has ever received an opposition vote in the Senate. Will Dr. Ronny Jackson become the first?
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OPM defines ‘critical needs’ for federal cyber workforce
The new Office of Personnel Management guidance, part of the Federal Cybersecurity Workforce Assessment Act compliance, helps agencies identify and address their most critical cyber workforce shortages.
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Ousted Shulkin rejects White House claim he resigned VA job
Former Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin is making it clear he was fired from his job amid conflicting claims from the White House.
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China’s AI ambitions are driving US innovation. So what’s America’s hold up?
China’s drive to lead the world in artificial intelligence is spurring American efforts to keep its technological edge, especially when it comes to national security.
-
DoD can reduce time to contract
Congress has weighed in with a directive for the Department of Defense to begin capturing common information on Procurement Acquisition Lead Time to facilitate identifying the root causes of PALT and ultimately reducing the time for awards.
-
Pricetag for Pentagon’s major weapon systems grows by 10 percent
The Pentagon is spending more on weapons, but largely due to increases in what they are buying.
-
General Dynamics completes CSRA acquisition
The sixth largest defense firm in the world gets stronger, in both the defense and federal IT areas.
-
National bank regulator seeks industry insight on cloud security solutions
The Treasury’s Office of the Comptroller of the Currency released two requests for information to suss out the available cloud solutions for identity and access management on their systems.
-
Scrutiny continues over EPA head’s housing arrangements, use of legislative loophole
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt used a loophole in the Safe Drinking Water Act to reappoint and compensate two personal aides, circumventing White House approval.
-
Vets group wants acting VA secretary out, calling his assignment a legal worry
Officials from AMVETS say the president must follow the law and put the current VA deputy secretary in charge.
-
White House doctor could face the most contentious VA confirmation process ever
No VA Secretary pick has ever received an opposition vote in the Senate. Will Dr. Ronny Jackson become the first?
-
OPM defines ‘critical needs’ for federal cyber workforce
The new Office of Personnel Management guidance, part of the Federal Cybersecurity Workforce Assessment Act compliance, helps agencies identify and address their most critical cyber workforce shortages.
-
Ousted Shulkin rejects White House claim he resigned VA job
Former Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin is making it clear he was fired from his job amid conflicting claims from the White House.
-
China’s AI ambitions are driving US innovation. So what’s America’s hold up?
China’s drive to lead the world in artificial intelligence is spurring American efforts to keep its technological edge, especially when it comes to national security.
-
DoD can reduce time to contract
Congress has weighed in with a directive for the Department of Defense to begin capturing common information on Procurement Acquisition Lead Time to facilitate identifying the root causes of PALT and ultimately reducing the time for awards.
