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Boeing, Lockheed to design Air Force/Navy radio

The two companies will design the Joint Tactical Radio System for the Air Force and Navy.

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IRMCO awards announced

The Interagency Resources Management Conference recognized the e-Payroll team and Army executive Wesley Miller.

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Federal execs face pay overhaul

The top salary will go up for the Senior Executive Service, but it could be harder to get there.

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CIO site gets overhaul

The CIO Council plans to unveil a new Web site by the end of the month.

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Cross-agency centers are coming

Business case reports are done for governmentwide financial management, resources management and grants.

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OMB to verify, validate e-gov projects

The Office of Management and Budget by Sept. 30 will hire a contractor to make sure all 25 e-government projects comply with federal laws and regulations.

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State joins Diebold suit

California Attorney General Bill Lockyer has decided to intervene in a pending false claims case related to Diebold voting machines.

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DigitalNet hires TSA exec

Michael Przepiora, director of solutions delivery for the Transportation Security Administration, will become a vice president at DigitalNet.

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HUD tests faster hiring

The Office of Personnel Management used HUD to figure out how to speed up the hiring process.

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GAO: Energy must tighten purchase controls

Auditors found several instances of noncompliance with regulations governing the cards.

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NCI wins Army contract

The company will administer networks of the Army's simulation program office.

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OPM pushes for modern HR

The Office of Personnel Management plans a governmentwide overhaul of human resources systems.

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Senate bill follows 9-11 advice

The proposed legislation would adopt many of the 9-11 Commission's recommendations.

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OPM re-issues E-Learning solicitation

After vendor concerns over the fairness of the procurement forced OPM to pull it back, agency re-releases E-Learning solicitation.

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Editorial: Sexing up EA

Hopefully OMB's enterprise architect can come up with a creative way to broaden understanding of the concept.

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E-gov to get PR makeover

A public relations firm will draw up marketing plans for 10 e-government Web sites.

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Closing in on green

Federal officials use IT tools to score on management agenda

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EA university

Agencies seek to improve architectures by taking advantage of training.

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Courtesy at the border

U.S. Customs and Border Protection has an initiative to make its agents friendlier to incoming travelers.

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FAA ordered to bolster staff

Ruling requires more tech workers to keep airport systems humming