IRS' integrated strategy for IT modernization
The IRS will implement its Business Systems Modernization in smaller increments and in a more unified strategy, according to agency CIO Richard Spires.
DISA, on demand
The agency has awarded five contracts under its Server SPE program that will bring scalable, on-demand processing capabilities to DISA's computing service data centers.
OPM rolls out federal leadership programs database
The Office of Personnel Management has added to its Web site a searchable library of leadership programs offered by agencies throughout the government.
Navy logistics system deal goes to SI Inc.
A contract to support a Defense Department logistics system has been awarded to SI International Inc.
Florida taps Raytheon for toll collection system
Florida has awarded a 10-year, $229 million contract to Raytheon Co. to deliver an electronic toll collection system to the Florida Turnpike Enterprise.
Users tripped up by revamped DHS Web site
The Homeland Security Department debuted a new Web site last week, and discarded most of its old Web addresses, to mixed reactions by users.
NASCIO salutes innovative state IT projects
The National Association of State Chief Information Officers has announced its 2006 Recognition Awards for outstanding achievement in information technology in state government.
GSA issues task order to help update CFO's systems
The General Services Administration has awarded Guident of Herndon, Va., a task order to help the agency modernize its financial reporting systems.
TWIC pilot falls short in security, technology testing: GAO
A test of the Homeland Security Department's secure identification card to be distributed to port workers across the country revealed major gaps.
Trucker database may be pattern for new Real ID Act pointer system
A working group of state and federal driver's license officials has recommended that states adopt a database now used to keep track of hazardous-material truckers as the pattern for a pointer system for information sharing required by the Real ID Act.
For procurement, GSA is the best value, ITS chief says
Agencies that feel choose to establish their own large contracting vehicles should be required to demonstrate that they can do so at a cheaper price than GSA.
USDA security improvements still not effective: IG
The Agriculture Department continues to suffer from inadequate management and monitoring of IT security controls, at the department-level and in its agencies.
Agencies focus on performance-based contracts: Panel
Over the next year, government acquisition officials will focus on improving the ability of their procurement workforces to manage performance-based contracts.
USPS wants to stamp out excess costs
The Postal Service recently awarded a $2.4 million contract to ProfitLine to analyze account data on its 34,000 wireless devices and point out potential savings.
COMMUNITY: Public (sector) recognition
Jim Williams, commissioner of the General Services Administration's Federal Acquisition Service, was honored as a public-sector partner of the year at the recent Greater Washington Government Contractor Awards.
R. Fink | The Packet Rat: Politicians getting the worst of their new media experiences
Every now and then, the worlds of pop culture, technology and politics combine to create a perfect storm of stupidity.
And another thing...
President George W. Bush needed less time to speak to the press about his management agenda than Secretariat needed to set the Kentucky Derby record at Churchill Downs in 1973.
Can FAS get a handle on GSA's outposts?
Some question whether new approach will extend to regions.
Data breach report stirs security pot
Davis pushes security bill, calls for OMB to step up efforts.
GSA ready to take over Commerce's governmentwide contract
The General Services Administration and the Commerce Department have agreed in principle to give GSA ownership of Commerce's Information Technology Services Next Generation contract.
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