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DHS, DOD workforce changes delayed
OPM: Overhaul of DOD's civilian rules will come sometime after November elections
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Army officials seek Microsoft expertise
The service needs Microsoft experts to help create a standard Army network.
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Keeping the floodgates closed
NTEU's Colleen Kelley works to save fed jobs in face of tech tidal wave
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9-11 bill signals sweeping security reforms
First responders say they need interoperable communications ? now
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Recreation.gov walks privacy line
Bush administration officials would like to push the bounds of e-government with Recreation.gov, but they don't want to push too far.
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Labor pushes its electronic agenda forward
The Labor Department has rolled out new e-government initiatives to bring services and information to the public quickly and easily as well as handle internal business efficiently.
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Cole steers Accenture's fed biz
The new boss of Accenture's global government operating group plans to maintain the direction set by his predecessor.
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Responders sound off
Nationwide interoperable communications need sustained funding and attention, first responders tell Congress.
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Reagan National tests explosive detector
The pilot program will test a scanner designed to find explosive residue on boarding passes or driver's licenses.
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OMB sets plan to review all 25 e-gov projects
By the end of the month, the Office of Management and Budget plans to hire a contractor to make sure all 25 e-government projects comply with federal laws and regulations.
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USDA’s buy for recreation site draws protest
Spherix Inc. has protested the Agriculture Department’s award of a contract to ReserveAmerica for the consolidated National Recreation Reservation System.
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HSARPA seeks cyberdefense R&D
The Homeland Security Advanced Research Projects Agency released a broad agency announcement for technologies to protect critical cyberinfrastructure.
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FBI tech plans overlap, GAO says
Only two of six divisions examined ensure that IT efforts don't duplicate others, auditors say.
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Drabkin to leave GSA
He will join the State Department's Office of the Global AIDS Coordinator.
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Navy CIO praises NMCI
The Navy Marine Corps Intranet can fend off outside dangers, the Navy CIO says.
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The E-Learning project has to repeat a grade
The Office of Personnel Management earlier this month re-released the E-Learning solicitation after vendor concerns over the fairness of the procurement forced the agency to pull it back last month.
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On-the-record discussions
A conference this month in Washington sponsored by the Federal Library and Information Center Committee took a close look at progress on e-government, including such aspects as categorizing information, and managing records and Web content.
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