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DIA consolidating analysis contracts
The Defense Intelligence Agency plans to move from 30 to five vendors to support intelligence gathering and analysis.
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Justice audit reveals IT planning shortcomings
The department's IG found that most project teams failed to produce performance evaluations.
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Treasury names Justice IT official as CIO
Michael Duffy has led development of the Integrated Wireless Network, which Justice is building in partnership with Treasury and DHS.
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Arizona joins hybrid ID effort
The state will partner in development of the "enhanced" driver's license that is expected to meet DHS' Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative requirements and align with the Real ID Act.
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IRS selects Art Gonzalez as CIO
He has been deputy chief information officer at the agency for two years.
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SAIC to give IT support to ICE
The company won the task order, worth as much as $85 million, through DHS' Eagle program.
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GSA turns to industry to study Web users
The agency wants to know more about visitors to USA.gov, such as how they found the site and what they search for when they're there.
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Coast Guard splits vessel tracking into phases
The first phase of procurement for Nationwide Automatic Identification System Increment 2 will be offered under full and open competition.
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Assad: DOD not keen on more integrator-led programs
Shay Assad, director of DOD acquisition policy, said the use of lead system integrators raises questions of organizational conflicts of interest both for the lead contractor and the government.
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OMB scores high on EA
Even some of OMB’s frequent critics say the White House agency has been an effective advocate of enterprise architecture.
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CIO University refills the pipeline
153 graduates received certificates after coursework in core CIO competencies.
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