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MSNBC Alex Wagner Tonight June 13, 2024 - Vimarsana News

MSNBC Alex Wagner Tonight June 13, 2024

hamas in gaza. i can't thank you enough for making time for us. we're all thinking about you and your family. >> thank you very much. and we pray for the safe return of all of the hostages as soon as possible. this is a humanitarian issue. this is not some political issue, and people trying to make this a political issue, especially, the government trying to make this political. no, this is a humanitarian crisis. and everything should be done to get them back as soon as possible. thank you very much. >> that is all in on this wednesday night. alex wagner tonight starts right now. goo...

Fusion Technology Secures $160M FBI Agile Services Teams Contract - Vimarsana News

Fusion Technology Secures $160M FBI Agile Services Teams Contract

Fusion Technology to deliver Agile services to FBI under $160M contract

Fusion Technology Secures $160M FBI Agile Services Teams Contract - Vimarsana News

Fusion Technology Secures $160M FBI Agile Services Teams Contract

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Fusion Technology wins $159.8M contract for FBI's CJIS - Vimarsana News

Fusion Technology wins $159.8M contract for FBI's CJIS

The IT provider for U.S. government services has been awarded a $159.8 million five-year contract with the FBI for its Criminal Justice Information Services.

Fusion Wins $159.8M Contract to Support FBI's CJIS - Vimarsana News

Fusion Wins $159.8M Contract to Support FBI's CJIS

Fusion Technology has won a five-year contract, valued at $159.8 million, to support the FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) division, the company has announced.