People

Security, e-gov plans stymie some PMA scores

For the second time in a row, some agency scores on the e-government portion of the President’s Management Agenda dipped in the first quarter of the fiscal year.

People

Warrick becomes acting chief acquisition officer at GSA

He succeeds former CAO Emily Murphy, who left for the private sector in January.

Cybersecurity

Industry gives government IT security a D

Last year’s data leaks and lack of legislation to protect private information led to the grade from the Cyber Security Industry Alliance.

Acquisition

SBA reassessing small-business IT size standards

A proposed new rule could raise the revenue limits on information technology companies to qualify as small businesses.

People

DOD budget growing in size, complexity, experts say

In addition to its regular annual budget request, the department will include requests for operations in Iraq and Afghanistan in fiscal '08 and additional supplemental war funding for the remainder of fiscal '07.

People

Mingo takes VP spot at Multimax

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People

Top e-gov scores remain flat in latest score card

The Smithsonian Institution and the Justice Department moved to green, but the Education and Transportation departments slid to yellow.

People

Hagee joins IAP Worldwide Services

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People

Chu to head e-gov committee

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People

OMB names Chu to head to e-gov subcommittee

The undersecretary of Defense for personnel and readiness replaces Steven Law, former deputy secretary of the Labor Department.

People

GSA names acting chief acquisition officer

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People

NSF names new CISE assistant director

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Digital Government

FCW-GCN-WT... what does it all mean?

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Modernization

Verizon extends Texas fish and wildlife deal

Verizon will continue providing an automated system for processing hunting and fishing licenses.

Modernization

In-Q-Tel signs agreement for MAID

Copan, a company that makes storage systems, is seeking to build a government business through its relationship with the CIA's venture capital firm.

Acquisition

Input: State, local outsourcing to grow

Economic pressure will compel state and local governments to pursue more outsourcing contracts in the coming years, a new study suggests.

Modernization

DISA picks Vion for 'on demand' storage buy

The $700 million storage buy is the second award in the agency's push toward a utility-based approach to technology services.

People

Sen. Akaka: Workforce issues could stymie procurement reforms recommendations

Panel members testified that the federal government's acquisition workforce shrunk 50 percent from 1996 to 2005.

People

GAO's new high-risk list looks much like the old one

The Government Accountability Office added three federal programs to its updated high-risk series report released today.

People

Texas wildlife work to continue with Verizon

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has awarded a contract to Verizon Business to continue providing an automated system to process hunting and fishing licenses.