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Virginia lawmakers discuss base closures
Almost 400 people attended the 90-minute event hosted by Rep. Jim Moran (D-Va.) that included Rep. Tom Davis (R-Va.) and Sen. John Warner (R-Va.).
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SBA exec moves to Agriculture
The acting CIO for the Small Business Administration is slated to be acting deputy CIO at USDA.
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Open-source EHR suite gets upgrade
Hui OpenVista 3.0 includes selected patches to the VA system and includes a minimum subset of drugs in its pharmacy database.
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Raytheon exec tapped for defense IT
President Bush has nominated John Grimes to be assistant secretary of Defense for networks and information integration.
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Nadler: New rights for feds
FAA decision gives employees the ability to challenge outsourcing decisions.
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Customs group considers cargo standards
The World Customs Organization has drafted a minimum set of standards that would help officials worldwide securely transport cargo.
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OMB revives forum on contracting issues
Procurement policy-makers locked inside the Office of Management and Budget say they need to hear more from workers on the front lines of government acquisition.
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EPA selects jobs for outsourcing
About 200 agency positions will be up for competition each year.
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Hite keeps investigations humming
Accountability and performance are key measures for streamlined GAO.
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USDA's Charbo nominated for DHS CIO
Bush chooses USDA veteran to be DHS chief information officer.
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Bush nominates Air Force CIO
President Bush has nominated Air Force Maj. Gen. Michael Peterson to serve as director of the service’s new information technology office.
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Azmi: Sentinel won't repeat mistakes
Virtual Case File failed because it lacked competent management and effective procedures, the FBI's CIO said.
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NIST issues draft of ID guides
Guidelines for certifying and accrediting organizations that will issue ID verification cards under a new credentialing program are available in draft form.
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Subcommittee blasts border work
The installation of video cameras along U.S. borders is a plain and simple case of gross mismanagement, says the chairman of a Homeland Security subcommittee.
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