This Week’s Top Articles in the Government Market

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	Nuclear Test Site is Guarded by Robots In a cost-cutting effort, the Nevada National Security Site (NNSS) is implementing three robots into their security force. These robots are described as “a camera on a mini-Hummer,” and are also equipped with sensors to track inventory on the nuclear energy storage and testing site. Read More >>
	American Weapons Procurement is World Class, Despite What Politicians Say The US has the most technically advanced weaponry in the world, we are the envy of every defense minister. And the process of bringing these weapons to market is heavily weighed by bureaucracy. Read More >>
	What is a GSA Contract, and Why Does Your Business Need One? Under the GSA Schedules Program, GSA establishes long-term government-wide contracts that allow federal buyers to acquire products and services directly from pre-qualified commercial suppliers. There are many competitive advantages you will gain over your competition if you have a GSA Contract. Read More >>
	Were stimulus checks sent to prisoners and deceased? A watchdog report found that somewhere around $22 million dollars in stimulus checks were sent to dead or incarcerated people through the Obama administration’s economic stimulus program. Read More >>
	The Petreaus Report: to Government Contractors. Gen. David Petraeus, the recently installed commander of North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and U.S. forces in Afghanistan, has released a new set of guidelines for commanders in the field to follow when utilizing contractors. Read More >>