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Library of Congress plots digital preservation path
The organization will test six alternative approaches, an official said.
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Safecom to award interoperable wireless contracts by year's end
The DHS Safecom program management office plans to solicit solutions from companies by the end of this month.
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HSARPA looks for 'situational awareness'
The Homeland Security Advanced Research Projects Agency wants to develop technology so local and regional officials have a common operating picture.
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DARPA plans for urban war
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency now has a Force Multipliers for Urban Area Operations plan.
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JTRS soldier contract may come soon
The Army could award a contract by mid-March to build the handheld, backpack and wearable devices of the Joint Tactical Radio System.
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Military readies $1B base protection
Defense firms expect the award of a $1.1 billion contract to install chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear-detection sensors at 200 defense sites.
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CIO Council releases 2004 plan
The group will focus on implementing e-government initiatives and promoting cross-agency collaboration.
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Governors get secure DHS lines
By month's end, Homeland Security officials will be able to have secure conversations with all state and territorial governors.
Acquisition
Styles joins D.C. law firm
Angela Styles, former federal procurement policy boss, has gone back to being a lawyer specializing in government contracts practice.
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Convera makes taxonomy just for feds
Search classification company Convera Corp. has developed a new taxonomy specifically for federal e-government efforts.<br>
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OMB, CIO Council will measure agencies’ e-gov success
The CIO Council and the Office of Management and Budget have agreed to the criteria that agencies must meet to achieve e-government success.<br>
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Army sees 'Year of the Network'
Officials from the Defense Department, services and military agencies will discuss their roles in the Future Combat System's network.
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Probe threatens Lockheed-Titan
A Justice Department probe has put Lockheed Martin's planned takeover of Titan Corp. at risk.
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Air Force to update electronic warfare database
Northrop Grumman will build the Next Generation Electronic Warfare Integrated Reprogramming Database system.
Digital Government
TSA teaches privacy
The Transportation Security Administration embarked on a series of educational programs to keep employees informed on privacy issues.
Digital Government
Priva teams with SAIC
Priva hopes to get more federal customers for its authentication technology.
Digital Government
Animal ID cost pegged at $545M
Expense and confidentiality of information collected remain sticking points for discussions about a national system.
Digital Government
Input starts grant info service
The Reston, Va.-based company today said it will offer information on grants for state and local government, and higher education.
Modernization
States team up for buying
At least eight states have signed on to a cooperative purchasing contract for public safety communications services and equipment.
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