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GAO investigation exposes flaws in border security
A forthcoming requirement that travelers use secure documents will not help if basic vulnerabilities are not addressed, according to auditors.
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SeaPort-e adds TranTech
The company and its team will provide modeling, systems and software engineering, and other services under the Navy's 10-year, IDIQ contract vehicle.
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TCS names new marketing chief
Sherryl Dorch has more than 10 years of experience in managing and leading marketing programs in the government sector.
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Sun Federal shuffles employees
A new president and COO and vice president of sales join Scott McNealy as Sun Federal's leadership troika.
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More people should e-file, Senate panel says
The Senate Appropriations Committee wants 80 percent of tax returns e-filed to the IRS by 2007.
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Education, HUD get back to green in e-gov on OMB scorecard
The Education and Housing and Urban Development departments raised their e-government scores on the President’s Management Agenda scorecard to green, making up for downgrades last quarter
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Harris to mentor Avineon
Harris will help Avineon compete for contract awards and additional business opportunities with DHS.
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E-gov scores stabilize
In the second quarter, nine agencies' President's Management Agenda score card ratings fell, but three improved their scores in the third quarter.
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Sandia signs up capital planning company
VFA will use its software to assess Sandia facilities in Albuquerque, N.M., and Livermore, Calif., and to upgrade the lab's data management capabilities.
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Springer wants OPM to lead by example
Director says an employee-developed strategic plan now guides the agency.
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Editorial: Purchase cards: Priceless
It is easy to forget the hoops that government employees had to jump through to make smaller purchases a decade ago.
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SBA critics ask: When is large small?
Major companies continue to win big contracts set aside for small business
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Grants.gov needs to streamline, simplify: GAO
The high-profile Web portal project still lacks standardization and is inefficiently run, according to a new Government Accountability Office report.
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Holt decries loss of science advice
Congressman wants to regain independent science and technology guidance for lawmakers.
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Senate gives $5M to E-Government Fund
It matches President Bush's request, while the House had lowered the amount to $3 million.
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Fed executive salaries shrink
Some lawmakers consider whether to restructure federal executive pay.
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