Digital Government
St. Louis tackles bus maintenance
Accenture is developing a system that analyzes real-time data from sensors on St. Louis buses.
People
Air Force made SAIC exception
An unsigned Air Force memo urging officials to ask Science Applications International Corp. for more pricing details than usual pertains only to SAIC.
People
DIMHRS goes to development
The Defense Integrated Military Human Resources System passed the critical design review last year.
People
iGov gets Air Force business
Air Force officials spent more than $3 million to buy 2,400 IBM ThinkPad notebook computers from iGov during the second quarter of fiscal 2005.
Digital Government
Upson to advise Inserso
The president of ICG Government will be on the advisory board of Inserso, an application development company.
People
SRA buys Touchstone
Touchstone would bring a strong base of federal customers with its management consulting business.
Digital Government
Ute VC firm pursues homeland security
The venture capital arm of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe is striking deals in the homeland security sector.
Acquisition
Changes coming for Postal procurement
New procurement rules at the U.S. Postal Service will go into effect May 19, replacing previous rules and affecting all future contracts.
Digital Government
More Medicaid IT outsourcing?
Spending on outsourced Medicaid Management Information Systems will rise by one-fifth, Input says.
Cybersecurity
Security group wants ideas
An interagency task force is appealing to industry for ideas to improve security while reducing costs.
Digital Government
CDW-G boosts Q1 sales
Public-sector sales at CDW jumped nearly 21 percent in the first quarter, driven by market share gains, company officials said.
Digital Government
Keeping data flowing
In the quest to build leaner, more nimble agency systems, attention turns to data.
People
TopOff exercise heads off virtual terrorists
Emergency workers respond to new and imagined threats.
Acquisition