People

Navy IT leaders skeptical of DMS

Some Navy leaders think e-mail and online chats better suit the service's needs

Digital Government

Wider net cast for Amber Alerts

Law establishes a nationwide communications network to help recover missing or abducted children

People

Full-time project managers a must

Forman says any project valued at more than $5 million needs the oversight of a full-time manager

Acquisition

EPA planning $650M contract

Agency to release solicitation for a nine-year, $650 million systems development contract

People

OMB will spend $500,000 on the next wave of e-gov

The Office of Management and Budget will allocate $500,000 of its $5 million e-government fund to hire a contractor to assess cross-agency collaboration and consolidation in six government lines of business.<br>

Digital Government

Does CSRS Offset add up?

FCW.com's Ask Milt column covers computations of the CSRS Offset retirement plan, and more

People

Everson confirmed as IRS chief

Getting the IRS business systems modernization back on track is one of his top priorities

People

E-gov ready for migration

Agencies are ready for the next step: migrating to a single solution and turning off many legacy systems

People

Bell tolls for state e-gov department

Wisconsin’s legislature this week gave preliminary approval to Gov. Jim Doyle’s proposal to close down the state’s 2-year-old Electronic Government Department. <br>

Digital Government

FAA awards satellite system contract

Local Area Augmentation System (LAAS) contract awarded to Honeywell

People

GAO upholds USAJobs award protest

GAO urges OPM to re-evaluate quotations following a protest filed by losing bidder Symplicity

People

Coxe leaving FEMA

Project SafeCom and DisasterHelp.gov are moving along, and so is Robert Coxe

People

Marine Corps CIO picks SRA for services

SRA International will provide IT services and solutions under a task order worth up to $115 million

People

Michigan will require some to e-file income taxes

Michigan is joining two nearby states in requiring corporations and professional tax preparers with large numbers of customers to file income tax returns electronically.<br>

Digital Government

Mayor factors tech into economy

Boston mayor calls on President Bush to convene an economic summit to develop revitalization plan

People

Firm to help USDA track loans

Agency has found a way to keep track of loan transactions in a program for rural developers

People

Network-centric warfare progressing

Military experts assess the network-centric warfare lessons learned from the Iraqi conflict

Acquisition

Davis reintroduces SARA

The long-expected, controversial version is intended to streamline the federal buying processes

People

GovBenefits.gov celebrates first year

Portal includes 417 programs, offering citizens information about benefits and helping to determine eligibility

People

Air Force wins cyberexercise

The Air Force Academy won a cyberdefense exercise, designed to prepare students to defend critical information systems