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Union Cabinet approves export of Akash missile system, friendly countries show interest Union Cabinet approves export of Akash missile system, friendly countries show interest The government on Wednesday approved the export of Akash missile system. As per a statement from the Defence Ministry, several friendly countries have shown interest in its acquisition. advertisement UPDATED: December 31, 2020 00:14 IST Akash is a Surface to Air Missile with a range of 25 kms. (Representative photo: PTI) ...

SDG Counties hiring education consultant December 27, 2020 at 13 h 48 min Reading time: 3 min By Phillip Blancher, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter UNITED COUNTIES of SD&G, Ontario – Opting to remove regional politics from the equation, SDG Counties Council decided to hire a consultant to come up with a unified rural education plan. Counties Council supported the move at its December 21st meeting. The move follows a contentious meeting in November when it appeared that ...

The Knoxville City Council took its first steps in the city manager hiring process at its meeting Monday night. They appointed Assistant City Manager Heather Ussery as Interim City Manager, and will go through a process to find a replacement. Outgoing City Manager Aaron Adams says the council has a variety of options, and will complete the process in the most thorough manner. “The council really seemed to focus on the need to recruit for this position. There’s a whole spectrum of things you...

Gives detailed list of rejected power proposals and breakdown of funds saved since 2016 Says some proposals were in contravention of Electricity Act or did not adhere to least cost principle  At least two proposals were to run for 10 years, including for diesel power and barge mounted plants The Employees Union of the Public Utilities Commission of Sri Lanka (PUCSL) yesterday said the power regulator has saved Rs. 571 billion of public funds over the last four years by not approving unnecessar...

DoD back on the road to outsourcing the management of military moves December 17, 2020 DoD officials are evaluating new proposals for a contract that aims to improve household goods moves. (DoD photo) The government is back on the road to outsourcing the management of military household goods moves. Following a heavily contested contract awarded earlier this year, U.S. Transportation Command is now reviewing several revised proposals for a new contract to manage household goods moves worl...

County Administrative Director Renee Obermueller explains further. Obermueller said there is already a draft Request For Proposal (RFP) ready to be sent out to find a contractor so construction can begin in the spring of 2021.

Wicked Local During its Dec. 14 virtual meeting, the Concord Select Board voted to approve an updated policy to govern the replacement and purchase of all non-exempt municipal vehicles with the most sustainable vehicle option. The update replaces APP #63, “Fuel Efficient Vehicle Policy,” which was adopted in October of 2013. The update states all Town departments will minimize greenhouse gas emissions from town operations by:  Purchase or leasing exclu...

Daryl Vaz (Photo: JIS) Government is to make a decision in early 2021 as to whether a third telecommunications provider will be given a licence to operate in Jamaica. Daryl Vaz, Minister of Science, Energy and Technology made the disclosure at a press conference Wednesday. Vaz indicated that the need for a third player in the market had become more urgent because of the increased demand for Internet brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. “You will look forward to a third entrant in the market i...

REGIONAL — Following a consultant’s advice during a study session on strategic planning for flood-control projects, one Zone 7 Water Agency director expressed skepticism. Held online Dec. 2, the study session featured a presentation by Derek Larsen, a principal at Larsen Wurzel Associates (LWA) in Sacramento. After Larsen provided his recommendations for a two-phase strategic plan at an estimated cost of $750,000 to $1.5 million, longtime board member Sandy Figuers challenged him. â�...