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Want .gov? That'll be $125.
State and local agencies must now pay before taking advantage of a year-old GSA decision to loosen the federal hold on the .gov domain.
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Jaffer: The Postal Service is ready
Postal Service officials have implemented a number of initiatives designed to expand customer access to online products and services.
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Sisti: Maintaining some perspective
What happened at Abu Ghraib is as much a management scandal as it is a procurement scandal.
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Johnson to Congress: Get 'smart'
Congressional appropriators cutting funds for e-government initiatives in spending bills will not hamper the initiatives, said Clay Johnson, deputy director for management at the Office of Management and Budget.
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DLA deal due shortly
Officials at the Defense Logistics Agency say a multimillion-dollar contract will be awarded soon to a team of vendors that will manage IT infrastructure.
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Army eyes better portal management
Officials believe AKO's lead systems integrator will streamline services
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NMCI's silent majority
Despite vocal and persistent critics, survey says that most users are satisfied
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General Dynamics wins Pentagon contract
The company will build IT infrastructure for tenants in several Pentagon offices.
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Godwin to lead NMCI
Rear Adm. James Godwin III has been appointed director of the Navy-Marine Corps Intranet.
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Land reservation systems will merge
ReserveAmerica will get $128 million to create a single online federal recreation info and reservation site.
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Northrop wins $71M Army deal
The company will provide acquisition and software support for the Software Engineering Center at the Communications-Electronics Command.
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Altiris wins Iraq contract
The Multi-National Force in Iraq has chosen Altiris' software to manage networks and information technology assets, according to company officials.
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Air system upgrades march on
The FAA awarded a contract worth up to $23.2 million to Boeing Co-Phantom Works.
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Report: Gov't HR goes out
Governments around the world are beginning to outsource their human resources functions to the private sector, from payroll to recruitment, according to a new report.
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Military poised for RFID
Defense Department requires the use of passive RFIDS tags on all materiel bought after Oct. 1 and delivered next year.
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OPM postpones E-Learning procurement
After vendors submitted more than 1,000 questions, the Office of Personnel Management postpones the E-Learning solicitation.
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