Obstacles confront ATC modernization: GAO
The offices responsible for overseeing the modernization of the U.S. air traffic control system face several obstacles, including transforming the Federal Aviation Administration's culture.
NetApp enters large-capacity storage market
By John Zyskowski Government storage managers shopping for very large capacity disk systems now have a new option to weigh from a company that, although a fresh face in this part of the market, is hardly a newcomer on the storage scene.
Army drafts Lockheed Martin for Patriot missile upgrade
The Army Aviation and Missile Command has awarded Lockheed Martin Corp. a $379 million contract to build 112 Patriot missiles and provide related program management and engineering services.
GAO: Questionable fees paid on FBI Trilogy project
The FBI paid at least $10.1 million in questionable contractor costs related to its controversial Trilogy IT modernization program, according to a new report.
Ohio counties ink pact for property reassessments
The Ohio counties of Bulter and Clermont have awarded contracts to Tyler Technologies Inc. to supply the jurisdictions with property reassessment services.
Justice signs deal for debt collection support
The Justice Department has awarded a contract to Accenture for a system to provide debt collection support to assist U.S. attorneys and other officials work out the final stages of collecting debts owed to the federal government.
Product improves info from UAVs
As tactical usage of unmanned aerial vehicles has become more prevalent in the military and in civilian law enforcement, Sarnoff has developed software that can better manage, exploit and improve the streamed video and data coming down from the devices.
SGI files for bankruptcy
Silicon Graphics, a supplier of high-performance computing equipment to DOD and NASA, seeks protection under Chapter 11.
Companies protest Army's ITES-2S contract
Five companies have protested the Army's recent $20 billion Information Technology Enterprise Solutions-2 Services contract award.
NOAA awards high-performance computing contract
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is procuring services for all its applied R&D high-performance computing requirements across the agency to achieve economies of scale.
CIA chief Goss to resign
President Bush announced the resignation of Porter Goss, director of the CIA, in taped comments released to the media.
Transportation RFP for financial-management support
The Transportation Department is looking to the private sector for help with certain financial-management support functions.
NIST issues draft guidance for IT security metrics
The National Institute of Standards and Technology has released the initial public draft of its Special Publication 800-80, titled Guide for Developing Performance Metrics for Information Security.
OMB cites lack of funding, as agency E-gov scores slip
The latest quarterly President's Management Agenda scorecard suggests the administration still has its work cut out for it as it tries to convince a skeptical Congress of the benefits of its E-government initative.
GAO preaches on software development model
The Government Accountability Office believes a structured, replicable approach to software development that emphasizes requirements planning upfront could save agencies such as the Defense Department billions of dollars in software rework costs.
Expose those prying eyes
Steps and tools that can help you uncover spyware
Industry appeals to Rumsfeld on clearance issue
Members of seven industry groups have sent a letter to the Pentagon urging Defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld to reverse the Defense Security Services' decision to stop accepting industry applications for all security clearances.
U.S. Communities, GTSI renew purchasing pact
The U.S. Communities Government Purchasing Alliance has renewed a two-year contract with GTSI Corp. to supply state and local governments and related agencies with a broad range of IT products and services.
Services, support dominate federal IT awards
Nearly one-half of the $11 billion in federal IT contract awards in the second quarter of fiscal 2006 were made for professional services or maintenance support services, according to a new report.
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