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Taxpayer database delayed ? again
Computer Sciences Corp. informs the Internal Revenue Service of delays that would push the launch of new database into summer 2004.
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N.J. to get Army tech security system
The Garden State signed a deal with an Army research center to develop an intrusion detection system for NJ government networks.
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DOD looks to make joint IT buys
Review board would give priority to purchases with joint capabilities
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Round of applause
Following the testimony from Thrift Savings Plan officials at last week's House Government Reform Committee hearing that Web site malfunctions had been corrected
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HHS on consolidation track
Department to centralize e-mail systems, network and other infrastructure services
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Sailors return from IT duty
Navy training program places sailors with IT companies for one year
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E-gov fund slashed again
House appropriations committee would provide $1 million, rather than $45 million requested by Bush
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DHS HR team sets fall target
Senior review committee developing personnel guidelines consider pay-banding, other options
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Navy Secretary nominee dies
McMillan had been named to replace Gordon England, who left to join Homeland Security Department
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Passport call center expands services
The State Department has stretched a contract with AT&T Government Solutions to manage its National Passport Information Center for another five years.<br>
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Flaw in e-voting software?
Johns Hopkins researchers say e-voting code could allow multiple votes
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House Appropriations slashes E-Gov Fund
The House Appropriations Committee yesterday cut the administration’s E-Government Fund by 80 percent from what Congress had allocated for fiscal 2003.<br>
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Senate pops Homeland funding
Senate's $29.3 billion appropriations bill adds new money for high-tech systems
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CSC gets e-learning deal
Computer Sciences Corp. wins a deal to develop e-learning programs for the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service.
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Army CIO pushes outsourcing
The chief information officer for the Army Corps of Engineers gets a chance to prove that tech outsourcing works.
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SI gets Army contract
The network and computer services firm will take over human resources systems for several offices.
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Contract database to start
GSA publishes a new rule requiring agencies to submit info on government-wide contracts
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