People

NARA earns accolades from GAO

NARA's effort to save government records in any format and make them available on future hardware and software is moving full speed ahead, a GAO report says.

People

GAO: DOD personnel system needs better outreach

Defense Department officials should improve communication and evaluation efforts related to the military’s new personnel system, a GAO report says.

Digital Government

Senate slashes HHS health IT budget

IT coordinator office funding cut by 40 percent to $45.2 million.

Digital Government

GSA moves into new phase of CRM project

SAIC gets a contract to support the implementation of a customer relations management system.

People

Anteon, UTC win Air Force Contract

The Air Force has awarded Anteon and Universal Technology Corp. (UTC) a $99.7 million indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract for technical management services.

Digital Government

Something amiss at NASA Ames?

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Digital Government

DHS reorg... minus one little thing

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Digital Government

Ask the White House

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Digital Government

More IRS regs

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People

Lawmakers introduce results and sunset bill

Lawmakers today introduced White House-crafted legislation that would create two commissions to examine the efficacy of federal programs and agencies.

Cybersecurity

OMB seeks R&D on supercomputing, cybersecurity

The Bush administration makes high-end computing and cybersecurity priorities in a memo on fiscal 2007 research and development goals.

Digital Government

STG names new senior VP

STG has promoted Glenn Davis Jr. to the position of senior vice president of the defense sector.

Digital Government

Carlyle Group buys Compusearch

The company brings in veteran DiGiammarino to run the newly acquired software maker.

Digital Government

CSC rolls out public grid

The service offers inexpensive access to grid technology.

People

Lockheed discusses Army portal plan

Don't expect major changes to Army Knowledge Online (AKO) soon despite the award of a $152 million contract last week to an industry team led by Lockheed Martin.

People

Experts say public is afraid of RFID

Education could help allay public fears of radio frequency identification technology and publicize its benefits, they say.

People

House grills Chertoff on DHS changes

House lawmakers today decried its lack of progress on improving transportation security and other security issues.

People

House explores workforce transformation

Two House lawmakers will introduce legislation Thursday that would create a results commission to examine federal agencies’ effectiveness.

Acquisition

PSC urges sharp limits on 'cascading'

The government should put an end to "cascading," a practice that makes procurements less competitive than they should be, the Professional Services Council said.

Digital Government

Rehnquist watch

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