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IRS seeks top talent
The tax agency hired an executive search firm to find experienced managers for those troubled modernization programs.
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Northrop Grumman snares Treasury E-Travel work
The Treasury Department, first of 24 federal agencies that will choose an E-Travel provider this year, selects Northrop Grumman Corp. system.
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DARPA sets next robot race
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency scheduled its second Grand Challenge race for October 2005.
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Army readies next ITES
The Army will follow up the $1 billion Information Technology Enterprise Solutions program with another performance-based contracting initiative.
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Virtual DOD training wraps up
The Combined Joint Task Force Exercise will test the bounds of the Joint National Training Capability.
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GAO points to airport security holes
Auditors say airports have significant holes in employee screening systems.
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Air Force saves $500K in hardware buy
Various Air Force commands bought 2,153 desktop and 1,323 laptop computers.
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E-gov fellowship open for applications
The Council for Excellence in Government is taking applications for its fellowships.
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DISA to develop IT standards
The Defense Information Systems Agency will oversee information technology standards for the military, according to new DOD policy.
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Following award, US-VISIT kicks into high gear
DHS, Accenture begin work to meet program's aggressive timetable
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CACI caught in Iraqi prison scandal
Questions raised about IT contract used for interrogators
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NAPA: Pay for performance
A think tank says white-collar federal workers should be rewarded for good work instead of years of punching clocks.
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McConnell: IT as more than an end
Columnist Bruce McConnell says Nicholas Carr's book overshoots the mark in several ways.
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Not out of the woods yet
The Bush administration's e-government initiatives have yet to gain a broad audience, an FCW survey finds
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DOD to use low-tech e-voting
The Postal Service?s Express Mail overnight service will be used to get paper ballots to deployed military personnel.
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DOD plans Stinger tracker
Officials expect an electronic database and monitoring system for Stinger missiles to be in place by October.
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Anteon, Raytheon win Navy deal
The $726 million contract covers systems modernization support.
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James: No place for bogus degrees
Agencies must ensure that employees and applicants are fully qualified, OPM's director says.
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