Digital Government

TimeVision ties HR to organization charts

The company's software creates charts that depict a company's structure, chain of command and other details.

Acquisition

Gateway supplies DLA computers

The company will provide 25,000 desktop PCs and 12,000 notebook computers to the Defense Logistics Agency.

People

Library of Congress preps financial system

Systems integrator AMS will get $34 million to provide it.

Digital Government

Minnesota XMLs statutes

The state's legislative office needed software to prepare and amend bills, show each chamber's changes side by side, and edit in print and electronic forms.

People

Army to get CACI systems

CACI will be paid $155 million for Intelligence and Security Command systems.

People

Air Force awards BMC2 study contracts

Three defense giants each will get $4 million to design command and control for E-10A aircraft.

People

Defense accounting criticized

Better oversight is needed for closed appropriations, a DOD inspector general says.

Modernization

NOAA online traffic at record high

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's site is averaging about 8 million hits per hour as people look for information on Hurricane Isabel.

People

Agencies submit privacy plans

For the first time, agencies in their fiscal 2005 budget proposals have included privacy assessments of major systems with their business case submissions.

People

OMB hires two new e-gov portfolio managers

The Office of Management and Budget has filled two of three vacant e-government project portfolio manager jobs.<@SM>

People

E-gov needs more dialogue, official says

OMB should make sure agencies communicate on e-gov initiatives, a defense official said.

People

Cybersecurity forum planned

DHS will have a summit in the fall to figure out how to execute the National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace..

Modernization

USDA to seek telecom proposals

The project includes network management, security services and transition support.

People

Anderson to be Indian Affairs nominee

If approved, David Anderson would fill a job that has been officially vacant for almost a year.

People

Intercepts

New CIO?; By hook or by crook; ITES awards due soon; Logistics breakdowns; JSTARS grows up

Acquisition

Lockheed Martin protests HITS award

The company says it should have won the Housing and Urban Development Department's award for an $860 million technology services contract.

Digital Government

NASCIO honors eight states

The National Association of State Chief Information Officers honored eight states for outstanding technology projects that improve government

Digital Government

The circuit

Evans' advantage; Tough talk; Lockheed's coup; Fresh air

People

GIG Version 2.0 in development

The Defense Department will release a new planning, budgeting, purchasing and interoperability policy this fall for its fast-growing, worldwide network of sensors and systems

Digital Government

GSA schedules: Full of tantalizing possibilities

Agencies ponder the potential for using schedule contracts for increasingly complex projects