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Orbimage wins NextView deal
The contract with the National Geosptial-Intelligence Agency is worth up to $500 million.
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IRS adds e-feature for earned income credit
The IRS today launched an application to help tax preparers determine whether their clients are eligible for the Earned Income Tax Credit, while minimizing errors.<br><@SM>
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OPM asks for retirement system proposals
OPM wants to merge the Civil Service Retirement System and the Federal Employee Retirement System.
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Next CADE aimed at January
The current version of the IRS' Customer Account Data Engine is running smoothly, W. Todd Grams says.
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Army to put acquisition info online
Officials at the Army Contracting Agency are developing a database that will offer information on contracting opportunities as early as 18 months before the contracts are to be awarded.
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Johnson retires from CACI
Kenneth Johnson, president of U.S. operations at CACI International, says he will retire in November.
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ACLU fears return of TIA
Privacy advocates worry about an info-sharing provision in 9-11 legislation.
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Four IT bills rejected in California
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger vetoed bills that address IT-related issues, including outsourcing, broadband access and electronic surveillance of employees.
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Live testing soon for Virtual Case File
New Orleans and Washington, D.C., will start testing the final application for the FBI's Trilogy effort.
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Stratcom gets help with ISR
Strategic Command will work with the Defense Intelligence Agency on a global intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance plan.
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Navy awards engineering contract
Anteon will provide engineering and technical services to support Navy maintenance and modernization programs.
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SEC to make online authentication more stringent
“We’re looking at implementing a new authentication system to prevent people from fraudulently filing,” SEC chief security officer Chrisan Herrod says.
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US-VISIT expands to visa waivers
Visitors from visa waiver countries soon will have to through the U.S. Visitor and Immigrant Status Indicator Technology program.
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Calif. mandates voter trails by 2006
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has signed a bill that will require the state's electronic voting machines to produce a voter verifiable paper trail.
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ATF appoints new CIO
Gregg Bailey will lead the IT functions of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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Denver retains e-gov title
The Mile High City again came in at the top of Brown's annual Urban E-Government Study.
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Court allows Fla. voting suit
A federal appeals court has reinstated a lawsuit that challenges Florida's use of electronic voting machines that lack paper trails.
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