People

GSA unveils USA.gov

Welcome to USA.gov—the new Web site of the federal government.

People

EU aims to link members' police databases

The goal is for countries to more closely collaborate on anti-terrorism measures and tackle burgeoning cross-border crime.

Digital Government

Dogs at Work

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Digital Government

BSA's policy goals for 2007

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Digital Government

What have you Googled lately?

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People

Federal Services Acquisition buys Advanced Technology Systems

FSAC is changing its name to ATS Corp., and the new entity will continue to provide information technology consulting services to federal agencies.

People

GovConnection promotes Howard to president

Robert Howard previously was vice president of sales for the public-sector subsidiary of parent company PC Connection.

Cybersecurity

IG: Coast Guard IT controls leave TSA data vulnerable

The Coast Guard, which hosts key TSA applications, needs to address continuing weaknesses in access controls, according to a new report.

People

GSA accepts Express Schedule offers

The Multiple Award Schedule Express test program will include GSA Schedule 70 products and services, along with products on four other schedules.

People

Reform committee names subcommittee chairmen

Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Calif.), chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, announced the five chairmen.

People

Feds like their work but want more recognition, survey finds

OPM's third workforce study found that employees give high marks to their jobs, but only middling scores for the way they are managed.

Acquisition

Davis asks GAO to review SARA panel report

Rep. Tom Davis had required the review last November, when he was still chairman of the House Government Reform Committee.

People

Panel assesses pros, cons of SBA recertification rule

The new rule is designed to close some loopholes in long-term contracting. But it could likewise “cast a gray pallor” over small businesses, a panel of procurement experts said.

Modernization

GSA hopes to cuts costs, paperwork of schedules

The General Services Administrations is trying to decrease the time and burden for vendors to get on Federal Supply Schedules.

Digital Government

Keepin' track of laptops

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People

Government Acquisitions hires Lambke as new executive VP

As executive vice president, Jay Lambke will lead the company’s sales and growth efforts.

People

IAC unveils Growing Business Conference

Lurita Doan, GSA administrator, will make the opening keynote address.

People

GE acquires Smiths Aeropsace for $4.8 billion

GE and Smiths will also form a joint venture for their respective homeland protection and global detection divisions.

People

Web advances have international consequences

The World Wide Web Consortium will hold a symposium next month to discuss issues that apply to e-government worldwide.

People

Free File opens for early birds

This year the program is open to taxpayers with adjusted gross incomes of as much as $52,000, which encompasses 70 percent of taxpayers, the IRS said.