People

DOD budget hits floor

The House and Senate committees overseeing the military have finished their fiscal 2006 budget markups.

Digital Government

Perot plans for government growth

The integration and outsourcing firm cites government as one of its key market segments.

People

Indian Health Service makes e-health deal

The Indian Health Service will share its electronic health record and patient management system with NASA.

People

White House urges full competitive sourcing, e-gov funding

Congress and the Bush administration are renewing their battle over competitive sourcing and e-gov funding.

People

House passes DHS budget

The Homeland Security Department would get more than $34 billion in fiscal 2006.

People

SAIC wins preparedness work

DHS will pay the company up to $20 million to enhance infrastructure preparedness at the state and local levels.

Digital Government

South Carolina DOT cuts back paper

The almost paperless system will reduce redundancy and space needed to store records, say officials for South Carolina's transportation department.

Digital Government

TSA to extend tech services deal

The Transportation Security Administration intends to send Unisys a request for proposals around June 1 and award the contract by August 11.

Modernization

Entrust to sign e-passports

The first generation of e-passports will store information digitally signed using technology from Entrust.

People

Committee approves competitive sourcing caps

A House Appropriations Committee subcommittee approved limits on the amount that Interior and the Forest Service can spend on competitive sourcing in fiscal 2006.

People

Senate accedes to Pentagon budget request

This sets up a showdown on the military's IT budget when House and Senate lawmakers meet in conference set for this summer.

Digital Government

The power of Google

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Digital Government

Keep your friends close...

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Digital Government

How many hours in a day?

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Star Wars and government IT... discuss

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People

Grimes eyed for DOD job

Raytheon executive John Grimes has emerged as a candidate for nomination as the permanent assistant secretary of defense for command, control, communications and intelligence.

People

Desktop PCs cycle onward in government offices

Waiting for a new desktop PC?

People

GCN INSIDER: Trends and technologies that affect the way government does IT

Agency users wanting to test out applications before buying can do so online at the new Microsoft TestDrive Center.

People

Big buy planned for GIG-BE

The Defense Information Systems Network Access Transport Services acquisition could include contracts worth up to $500 million.

Cybersecurity

Panel: Strengthen cybersecurity chief

Members of Congress and experts at a panel discussion supported the idea of increasing the cybersecurity boss' authority.