For Immediate Release: The third edition of the Healthcare Mixer 2018. ORLANDO, FLORIDA - 06/06/2018 The HEALTHCARE MIXER is gearing up for its third edition. The event will be hosted at EL BUDA DOWNTOWN ORLANDO and will run from 6pm until 10pm. Guests will have an opportunity to meet past and present sponsors and learn more about their services. Registration is requested by going into Eventbrite. There will be FREE refreshments provided by Orlando Brewing and giveaways at the event. The event is FREE for medical practitioners and lawyers. Cost is $10.00 for those who are not from the medical or law field. Most of the proceeds will be used towards supporting the non profit back to school event Kutz4kids in August 5, 2018. About Healthcare Mixer: Healthcare Mixer is an event geared towards the medical and law fields. The event is conducted once a quarter and has not cost to medical practitioners or Lawyers. The event was founded by Rick Garcia at the Citrus Club, which later
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NSA's headquarters in Fort Meade, Maryland. // Patrick Semansky/AP The National Security Agency has awarded tech firm CSRA the first of three portions of its classified Groundbreaker contract, which could potentially be worth as much as $2.4 billion over the next decade if all options are exercised. CSRA announced the award through aSecurities and Exchange Commission filing, where it acknowledged the value and duration of the contract without naming the customer agency or the contract’s name. Neither CSRA nor NSA offered comment to Nextgov for this story. Details on Groundbreaker are sparse, but the NSA program dates back to a 2001 effort to outsource its IT operations. At the time, then-NSA director Michael Hayden said the contract would allow NSA to “refocus assets on the agency’s core missions of providing foreign signals intelligence and protecting U.S. national security-related information systems by turning over several information technology infrastructure ser