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Mingo takes VP spot at Multimax

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DOD budget growing in size, complexity, experts say

In addition to its regular annual budget request, the department will include requests for operations in Iraq and Afghanistan in fiscal '08 and additional supplemental war funding for the remainder of fiscal '07.

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Warrick becomes acting chief acquisition officer at GSA

He succeeds former CAO Emily Murphy, who left for the private sector in January.

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Security, e-gov plans stymie some PMA scores

For the second time in a row, some agency scores on the e-government portion of the President’s Management Agenda dipped in the first quarter of the fiscal year.

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Texas wildlife work to continue with Verizon

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department has awarded a contract to Verizon Business to continue providing an automated system to process hunting and fishing licenses.

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GAO's new high-risk list looks much like the old one

The Government Accountability Office added three federal programs to its updated high-risk series report released today.

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Sen. Akaka: Workforce issues could stymie procurement reforms recommendations

Panel members testified that the federal government's acquisition workforce shrunk 50 percent from 1996 to 2005.

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How Labor stays green

Labor Secretary Elaine Chao reveals how the department keeps its top score on the President’s Management Agenda.

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OPM survey finds smaller agencies excel in job satisfaction

The Office of Personnel Management used the survey to rank the top 10 agencies for worker satisfaction in four categories.

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Peek at fiscal 2008 reveals homeland security focus

President Bush’s requested IT funding will continue to emphasize homeland security and governmentwide initiatives to save money, OMB's Tim Young said.

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Committee to investigate climate change research interference

The House reform committee will look into allegations that the White House Council on Environmental Quality interfered with the work of government climate change scientists.

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Perot Systems completes purchase of QSS

The purchase will increase Perot Systems Government Services' federal contracting revenue from 13 percent to 25 percent.

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IRS awards $23M software contract to General Dynamics unit

General Dynamics IT will provide systems support for the IRS’ Software Development Life Cycle, which includes the agency’s tax administration applications.

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Navy flight ops task order goes to ManTech

ManTech said the task order, issued under the SeaPort Enhanced multiple-award contract, has a potential total value of $39 million.

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White House to post earmark info online

In his State of the Union address last week, President Bush called for cutting the number of legislative earmarks and exposing them "to the light of day."

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Cross-domain solutions needed in Iraq

Because coalition countries use different computer systems to store and share information, a "sneaker net" has evolved, requiring people to physically walk information from Point A to Point B.

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Arleigh Closser joins Multimax

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Plexus names new president, chairman of the board

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Pennsylvania deploys new food voucher reporting system

The vendor reporting system automates the process through which the state pays vendors for the food vouchers they accept.

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Satellite development delays cost DOD $1B

The Defense Department is considering the use of high-tech balloons and unmanned aerial vehicles as communications relays to bridge DOD's satellite gap.