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GAO finds flaws in ERA acquisitions
But planning for the Electronic Records Archives' staffing, enterprise architecture and information security is on track, GAO says.
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Winners await first NetCents task orders
Hill Air Force Base and Hanscom Air Force Base could be the first to use the Network Centric Solutions contract.
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JTRS should promote performance
Lack of replacement radios leave warfighters with old equipment
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Congress, FCC draw up spectrum battle plan
First responders seek greater access to voice, data capabilities
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Editorial: Doing it right
It makes no sense for every agency to do governmentwide tasks on their own.
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DISA in transition
The Defense Information Systems Agency now provides command, control, communications and computer capabilities.
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Lockheed wins $3.3B Navy contract
A team led by Lockheed Martin will build a new generation satellite system to serve mobile and tactical users in all four services.
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Johnson: Cost cuts cut through politics
Cost savings mechanisms are irreversibly changing the federal government, says OMB's deputy director for management.
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USDA launches e-loan payment service for farmers
The Agriculture Department has launched an electronic service to let farmers and ranchers request and receive loan deficiency payments online.
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CFO praises NASA financial system
An integrated system can be a lovely thing, NASA's chief financial officer says.
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Army IT official stresses training
New warfighting technology requires training and management structure, an Army tech executive says.
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CACI gets ERA work
The company will work on document declassification and Freedom of Information Act compliance.
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Senate committee approves wireless spectrum bill
But not before adding a measure that critics say undermines the goal of getting broadcasters out of spectrum promised to public safety.
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MyUSDA.gov almost ready
The Agriculture Department plans to open its new portal within three weeks.
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States get 3 years for NIMS
DHS Secretary Tom Ridge said that fiscal 2005 marks the beginning of a requirement for government leaders to begin putting in place practices and policies for the National Incident Management System
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Input predicts growth in knowledge management
The market researcher sees a $1.1 billion federal market for knowledge management tools by 2009.
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