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Input forecasts 40 percent growth in federal e-gov spending
Research firm predicts e-government spending will grow by $2 billion over the next five years.
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Input: E-gov budget to grow
Fed spending on e-gov will increase almost 7 percent annually, the research firm says.
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Law firm hires Reichelt
Karl Reichelt, former chief of staff at GSA, will be director of federal marketing for Greenberg Traurig.
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Sarbanes-Oxley for feds arrives
OMB has released a circular on tighter financial controls that agencies must implement.
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National Response Plan debuts
It will provide a standardized federal response coordinated with state, local and tribal jurisdictions to any man-made or natural disaster or incident.
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FAA seeks financial management line-of-business partner
The Transportation Department is seeking proposals for a partner in its efforts to become a Financial Management Line of Business Center of Excellence.
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HHS gives IT health a booster shot
Throughout his career at the Health and Human Services Department, Charles Havekost has never strayed far from the grants process—beginning with pushing paper as a lowly technical assistant to directing streamlined systems today as its CIO.
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IWN aims for phase two
Vendors in the second phase of the Integrated Wireless Network would submit detailed technical, management and cost proposals.
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Internap CEO joins infrastructure council
President Bush appointed the chief executive officer of Internap Network Services to serve on the National Infrastructure Advisory Council.
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GAO: Feds meet e-gov strictures
Or at least most of the ones in the first two parts of the E-government Act.
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FirstGov gets tsunami info
FirstGov.gov has gathered Web addresses meant for searching for U.S. citizens affected by the disaster.
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IRS predicts electronic tax filings will pass 50 percent mark
The IRS anticipates that more than half of all taxpayers will file electronically during the 2005 tax-filing season that begins today.<@SM>
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Former congressman joins House committee staff
Ed Schrock will work as a House Government Reform Committee staffer.
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Air Force picks four environmental vendors
Vendors will share work under the $850 million Global Engineering, Integration and Technical Assistance program.
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DHS chooses E-Travel vendor
Homeland Security has set a deal with E-Travel vendor EDS for electronic-travel services for the department.<@SM>
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U.S. forces in Iraq lack bomb jammers
U.S. troops in Iraq have only a small number of jammers to defeat roadside bombs.
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Another top DHS official heads out the door
Frank Libutti, undersecretary for information analysis and infrastructure protection, has announced his departure from the Homeland Security Department.
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