Pick an outsourcing model that fits your needs
When it comes to outsourcing human resources work, government agencies have several options.
Tailor contracts to take advantage of FSS deals
Two years ago, the General Services Administration started offering financial and business services on the Federal Supply Schedule, and observers expected the revenue eventually to surpass that of the IT schedule, which brought in $13.2 billion in fiscal 2002.
CIOs take a new approach, put performance first
The landscape of government IT services acquisition is shifting.
Contract models help the push toward performance
Government agencies are buying more services. In fact, you could say agencies are on a services spending spree.
Government awards first cellular priority service contract
The first contract for nationwide Wireless Priority Service has been awarded by the National Communications System to T-Mobile USA Inc. of Bellevue, Wash.
FAA takes single help desk approach for aviation systems team
The Federal Aviation Administration has consolidated help desk service for its Office of Aviation Systems Standards.<br>
Navy will give its LifeLines portal a 508 checkup
The Navy plans to use AccMonitor Server from Hiawatha Island Software Inc. to see how well its LifeLines portal complies with Section 508 requirements.
A prototype is on the horizon for agencies to open for business
The Office of Management and Budget by March will begin testing a prototype of a system that will make possible interagency transactions. <br>
2004 IT budget request focuses on homeland defense, cybersecurity
The Bush administration's 2004 IT budget request will put the majority of funding increases into homeland defense and cybersecurity. <br>
AT&T gets equal status as an FTS 2001 provider at DISA
The Defense Information Systems Agency, the military's communications services provider, has made AT&T Corp. an equal partner under the FTS 2001 telecom program.<br>
Energy awards $409 million task order for IT services
The Energy Department last week tapped a Commerce Department governmentwide acquisition contract to consolidate some of its IT and PC operations.
GAO endorses Defense acquisition work force approach
The GAO, which estimates the government has lost up to 22 percent of its contracting personnel over the last decade, says civilian agencies should study the Defense Department's strategy for coping with a shortage of acquisition personnel.
Senators seek to quash HSD data mining
Three senators want a moratorium on data mining activities by the Defense and Homeland Security departments until Congress can review the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's Total Information Awareness program.
Ridge pledges data merger
In his nomination hearing today before the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee, Homeland Security secretary-designate Tom Ridge pledged to blend the government's immigration and law enforcement databases.<br>
Agencies urged to be honest about software license compliance
Government agencies are saving up to half the cost of some software applications by licensing rather than buying outright, vendors said this week at a conference.<br>
Labor's Callahan to become new AFFIRM president
The Association for Federal Information Resources Management named Laura Callahan, the Labor Department's deputy CIO, to succeed Debra Stouffer as president.
Afghan campaign illustrates interdependency of technology and the warfighter
Operation Enduring Freedom helped illustrate that smart warfighters, not just smart technology, help win battles, the Navy's undersecretary said yesterday.
Navy needs more and smarter ships, commanders say
Navy chieftains, speaking at a San Diego conference, stressed the need to expand the nation's fleet of combat ships and improve onboard communications and other technical systems.
Daniels: '04 IT budget about $60 billion
Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., director of the Office of Management and Budget, today said the Bush administration's request for federal IT funding for fiscal 2004 could increase by more than 15 percent over the 2003 request.
OPM tentatively makes new payroll assignments
The Office of Personnel Management tentatively has assigned where the 12 agencies that need a new payroll services provider will go after OPM consolidates the government's 22 current providers down to four under the E-Payroll Quicksilver project. <br>
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