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EPA steps toward e-rulemaking
EPA to unveil first stage of a system that will make it easier for the public to comment on proposed rules and regulations
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Vendor picked for USAJobs revamp
Online jobs site to be revamped as part of the Recruitment One Stop e-government initiative
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Air traffic control at 'end of era'
Aerospace Industries Association leader calls for renewed modernization efforts
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Versar wins Navy integration work
The Navy has awarded the company a $6.5 million contract for systems integration
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Sigaba testing secure instant messaging
Sigaba Corp. has extended a beta test program for a secure instant messaging product
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Maine sees benefits in system
Maine launches an automated Web-based benefits program
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No credit for being contractor, and more
FCW.com's Ask Milt column tackles more retirement-related questions this week
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Therminator to watch for cyberattacks
DOD, NSA team with company to build an advanced network intrusion detection tool
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NMCI testing shows mixed results
The Navy expects to receive the go-ahead soon to lift the cap on the rollout of the intranet
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Rule would break GPO monopoly
GSA may set up a multiple award schedule for printing companies as it has done for technology vendors
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Panel to review telework impasse
Federal Service Impasses Panel will examine stalled teleworking program at USPTO
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State awards global services pacts
The State Department has made five IDIQ awards to provide telecom services
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Legislation may broaden OMB’s e-gov perspective, agency IT managers say
Agency CIOs and IT managers want the E-Government Act of 2002 to help the Office of Management and Budget see the e-government forest for the 25 Quicksilver trees.
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Online rule-making portal dovetails with E-Gov Act requirement
The launch of the online rule-making portal by the Environmental Protection Agency and the Office of Management and Budget Dec. 18 will jump-start one of the first provisions of the E-Government Act.
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Homeland Security will consolidate software licenses
The new Homeland Security Department will consolidate all its component agencies’ software licenses “for the greater good,” looking first at large contracts, Secret Service assistant director Steve Colo said today.<br>
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Inventories give insight to workforce
Agencies are releasing listings of jobs that could be outsourced and those that should stay in-house
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