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General Dynamics Information Technology has been awarded the Radio Frequency Communications Engineering Support contract by Spa

Alliant Techsystems (ATK) has been awarded a contract from the U.S.

Logos Technologies Incorporated has been awarded a $20 million cost-plus-fixed-fee

Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) has received a $16 million firm-fixed-price

CACI International Incorporated Federal has been awarded a $22 million indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity

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Since December I have been wanting to write about cyber, but realizing this topic is going to be with us for awhile I deferred to more immediate and less controversial topics such as grading DNI McConnell's performance ----- you remember the "gentlemen's B," which I still think is a high mark since I wasn't grading on a curve and his predecessor got an "incomplete" for the course! DNI Blair did his first media availability on 26 March and that is usually good MAZZ- INT fodder, but in the 22 page transcript I didn't see any thing you or I have not already read in the Early Bird!

In Christopher Dorobek's latest Incoming column, he bids readers to have a look at What Would Google Do?, a book by Jeff Jarvis that examines how people can learn from the search engine giant. The lessons, he says, are particularly important for government managers to wrap their brains around. "The book taps into the idea that information is power, but that the real power of information comes in the sharing," Dorobek writes. "Among the principles the book outlines are: give up control; get out of the way; and make mistakes well."