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St. Louis transferred 97 acres to the federal government to build a new headquarters worth $1.75B for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, STLToday reported Thursday. City representatives expect the construction of the campus in the St. Louis Place area to create 1,500 additional jobs and establish over 3,100 permanent employees within six years.
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St. Louis Transfers 97 Acres of Land to Build $1.75B NGA Facility
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Federal CIO Kent: Gov’t Setting New IT Modernization Goals for 2019
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White House Keen to Establish Gov’t Modernization Research Center in 2019
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Allen Hill Named Director of GSA’s Telecom Services Office
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Senate Dems Propose Bill to Secure Personal Data Online
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Federal Spending Spree Imminent in Remaining Months of Fiscal 2018; PSC’s David Berteau Comments
Federal agencies are expected to spend up to 40 percent of their fiscal 2018 budgets …
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GAO Evaluates GSA-OMB Implementation Plan for Federal E-Commerce Program
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Report: DoD to Train Procurement Managers in Nontraditional Contracting Approach
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Report: DoD Inches Closer to Issuing 3rd Draft JEDI Cloud Solicitation
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Tiffany Hixson: GSA Advances Performance-Based Approach in Service Procurements
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DoD Appoints IT Vet Michael Conlin as Chief Data Officer
Michael Conlin, vice president and chief technology officer for defense at Perspecta, has been named …
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Maj. Gen. Garrett Yee: Army Needs Industry to Modernize Workflow Process
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DISA’s Mission Assurance Branch Helps DoD Mitigate Risks to C4I Assets; Fred Ruonavar Quoted
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Sean Heritage Offers Updates on DIU’s Progress, Commercial Solutions Opening Process
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Contracting Vet Carlen Capenos Named DISA Small Business Program Director
