People
Guident to provide business intelligence to GSA
Purchase agreement worth at least $2.1 million is a big win for 8(a) integrator.
People
DHS: E-passport live test a success
The agency is on track to meet its Oct. 26 deadline for use of the passports.
People
NASCIO calls for IT awards nominations
The program has 10 categories and is open to any state government IT program or system.
People
US-VISIT chief wants tougher border security
As the PASS card program is in development, Jim Williams wishes for more ways to spot criminal suspects and possible terrorists.
Digital Government
Panel says geospatial business line in flux
Many details have yet to be determined, experts said.
Cybersecurity
Groundwork for cybersecurity R&D agenda begins
The National Science and Technology Council drafts a federal plan to improve research and development.
People
Not taxing: E-filing breaks record
As of last week, the number of e-filed returns was higher than last year's yearlong total.
Modernization
AT&T wins defense contracts
The company will conduct a local-area network upgrade for the Army and Air Force Exchange Services under a three-year, $4.8 million contract.
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Agencies want bold ideas for new LOBs
If anyone wanted a chance to help the government shape how it formulates and executes budgets and uses geospatial information in the future, this is your opportunity.<@SM>
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E-Rate Probes Target Texas Vendor
The flap over how value-added reseller Micro System Enterprises Inc. and the Houston and Dallas school districts may or may not have abused the E-Rate program shows the pattern of the civil and criminal cases due to emerge over the coming months.
People
Editorial: A glimmer of hope
GSA needs senior political leadership positions filled so the agency can deal with its problems. Doan’s nomination has already lifted the spirits of GSA’s employees.
Digital Government
Utah takes an integrated approach to human services
Software helps state agencies share information and provide benefits
People
Springer makes her mark in Washington
OPM's director is applying her management skills to creating a more effective federal workforce.
People
Intercepts
Army’s $10 billion holistic widget buy; Way-out waveform; Here comes the deploying dentist!; A whole mess of cost increases; But do they know what a bumper is?
People
GPO in a hurry to get to the future
The agency has given vendors 30 days for Future Digital System proposals.
People
The Tangled Web of E-Rate
Congress created the E-Rate program as part of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 in a bid to provide Internet access to schools and libraries that otherwise would not have been able to afford broadband cabling and associated equipment, such as routers and servers. In the years since, the E-Rate program has come under fire partly because of its arcane and incestuous administrative structure.
Modernization
Projecting a good image
Use these three buying criteria to make your short list for multimedia projectors.
Modernization