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@larryeastwood your best bet is to find the page to submit your resume for the companies i listed earlier. As I stated before, it seems to be hard to come across the actual job listings for these jobs. But just as an example...

@703 hwy Yes, if you meet the criteria they are willing to start clearance process. The main problem I am seeing though is that It's a crap shoot as to finding any listings for these gigs, but believe me they need people and these companies are reaching out to people on job boards such as dice...

@tomdiginson NYC is still more expensive, but dc is getting there due the housing stock that is available among other factors.

@datnasy i need to move out there then lol, man cost of living is getting out of hand over here in the DMV.

@xcellz hope it works out for you bro, its just a waiting game at this point. It's crazy how some people have these long interviews, but other people can get a secret clearance without any subject interview at all.

The pay is not what it should be IMO (on this particular contract), which is why i recommend for people starting out that don't have a clearance. I've seen The "entry" level field services position pay anywhere from 42k to 52k, although on the flip side there are positions in certain locations...

Folks interested in IT in the DMV that are looking to break into fed contracting should look into NMCI | NGEN | COSC or whatever the hell its called now for the NAVY. Its not glamorous but its a great stepping stone and can get you a clearance and a foot in the door to other contracting...