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GSA extends Alliant 2 bid deadline
The agency has stretched the bid deadline for its $50-billion IT contract by two weeks.
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Feds wary of premium spike as COLA clock winds down [Video]
Federal retirees are cautiously waiting to see if their Medicare Part B premiums are about to spike.
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How DevOps can help agencies keep pace with technology
Rather than implement strategies to keep pace with technological advancements, agencies have opted to simply ban certain applications across the board.
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Races to watch: Four close congressional contests that could impact troops, vets
These races could influence which party sets next year’s defense agenda and who will compose the team that writes defense budget bills.
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How the Obama administration shaped the federal workforce
For federal employees, the Obama administration marked a period filled with promise, tumult and revolutionary change.
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Bundy 7 acquitted in armed standoff at Oregon federal facility
The Bundy attorney was tackled and shocked with a stun gun after yelling at the judge to release his client.
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Report: Wars in Iraq, Afghanistan cost almost $5 trillion so far
The $4.79 trillion total includes not only the costs of equipment and troops, but also of veterans’ care and foreign aid.
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3 takeaways from FAS’s category management panel
The luminaries of the Federal Acquisition Service spoke on Aug. 2 about its ongoing embrace of category management.
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Cyberwar and popcorn: ‘Zero Days’ movie stokes legitimate fears
According to research scientist Kenneth Geers, none of the issues raised in “Zero Days” is hyperbole, and this film is worth your time.
