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DOD to set information-sharing strategy
The Defense Department has been focusing on making data accessible from anywhere, at any time, but now it is figuring out the best ways to share that information.
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Doan: Details of controversial lunch meeting unclear
The GSA administrator testified before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee about allegations that she looked for ways to help Republicans in the 2008 election on government time.
Modernization
Conn., Va. residents to get emergency alerts by phone
The states have contracted with Reverse 911 to purchase its notification system.
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Senate accepts troop withdrawal provision; Bush vows veto
The president objects to deadlines for troop withdrawals in a war-funding bill, as well as to line items unrelated to defense spending.
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Best of the best: Wennergren, Duffey receive Eagle Awards
The Eagle Awards for government and industry leaders were presented at the Federal 100 awards gala on Monday night.
Acquisition
Doan says money, proper oversight brought her to Capitol Hill
GSA's administrator responds to several allegations in prepared testimony for the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
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Rep. Waxman asks White House for information on 2002 contract
The House committee chairman questions how MZM, a technology consulting firm, received a $140,000 prime contract just two months after being placed on the GSA schedule.
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Washington state to test drive border-friendly driver's license
DHS is working with the state government on a pilot program under which Real ID-based licenses could serve as proof of citizenship at border crossings.
Digital Government
Input: IT market is still growing but slowly
Budget battles between Congress and the White House make agencies wary of major new investments, according to a new report.
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