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The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has released a report stating that the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) chief acquisition officer needs to improve the assessment of DHS units’ component acquisition executives (CAE). GAO said Tuesday that the DHS chief acquisition officer selects CAEs that handle DHS components' acquisition-related policies, workforce, data colection and reporting functions.
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GAO: DHS Chief Acquisition Officer Must Improve Vetting of Components’ Procurement Executives
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Navy Unveils London-Based Tech Network Hub; James Geurts Quoted
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DHS-Developed Tool Used for Improvised Bomb Deactivation
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DOE, NASA Sign Collaboration Agreement to Tackle Space Opportunities; Jim Bridenstine Quoted
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DOE Announces 2020 CyberForce Competition
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Jose Arrieta: HHS Needs to Prepare Acquisition Workforce for New Business Strategies
Jose Arrieta, chief information officer of the Department of Health and Human Services, has said that the department seeks to modify its acquisition strategy as it seeks to explore emerging technologies, Federal Times reported Wednesday.
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Kronos Acquires Optimum Solutions; Bob Hughes Quoted
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By Light to Acquire Cole Engineering Services; Bob Donahue Quoted
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Accenture Acquires Pragsis Bidoop to Boost AI, Big Data Portfolio; Athina Kanioura Quoted
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Capital One Agrees to Acquire KippsDeSanto & Co.; Bob Kipps, Kevin DeSanto Quoted
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Air Force, Army Train, Integrate for Joint Air Defense; Capt. Nicholas Volz, Capt. Nathanael Agront Quoted
U.S. Air Force and U.S. Army components are working together to integrate communication networks, defense weapons and radar systems to boost joint efficiency. “Working with the Army ensures the safety of particular assets and regions,” said Capt. Nicholas Volz, chief of weapons and tactics at the 726th ACS.
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DoD, NSA Launch Cyber Workforce Dev’t, Diversity Program
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DoD’s Undersecretary for Policy Gets New Information Responsibility
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DoD Puts up New Hypersonics Engineering Office at NSWC Crane; Mark Lewis Quoted
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Mark Esper: DoD Eyes Commercial Sealift Vessels for FY 2022 Budget
