UAV wanted to aid anti-terrorism
The Air Force is looking for a tactical, remote-controlled air vehicle for security and counterterrorism efforts at its Air Mobility Command at McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey.
IRS seeks data collection system
IRS wants financial data sharing and searching systems based on the Securities and Exchange Commission's Edgar system for a no-cost, 120-day evaluation period. The systems should include SEC filings, foreign government filings, press releases, analysts' reports, company organization charts, ratio analysis and charts.
New tools aid govt. contractors
For years, the market for business systems tailored to government contractors has favored large companies that could afford elaborate and pricey systems to help them pursue, win and maintain federal contracts. And choices have been limited to one or two sellers dominating the market.
Hart and Rudman: Funds for first responders should be based on need
The government must reallocate resources to state and local first responders based on threat assessments and population and compel the private sector to take measures to protect the country's critical infrastructure, two former U.S. senators said today.
Congress to debate big tech projects for homeland security
Homeland security spending bills on congressional agenda in the coming weeks.
Buy Lines: Put the polish on your customer satisfaction
The Office of Management and Budget initiative to manage more effectively by using business cases has put more emphasis on acquisition strategies that measure results. In a world with performance-based contracts, we still measure results in the usual areas of cost, quality, delivery and customer satisfaction. It's in customer satisfaction that companies and agencies should be developing new approaches.
GSA offers new e-learning courses
The General Services Administration's Federal Supply Service created the Center for Acquisition Excellence, which will provide free online training on several GSA purchasing programs.
Mentor-protégé program changes
The Defense Department wants to change its Pilot Mentor-Protégé program so that the director of small and disadvantaged business utilization at each military department and agency can approve mentor firms and mentor-protégé agreements.
Veterans get set-aside program
The Small Business Administration has created a program that allows contracting officers to set aside federal contracts for service-disabled, veteran-owned small businesses.
Congress urges speedy security clearances
Congress this year may force the Defense Department to speed its process for granting security clearances to private contractors and government personnel who need access to classified information on the job.
Infotech and the Law: Domino effect hidden in changing size standards
The Small Business Administration has proposed revising its size standards mainly by moving to a system that determines a company's small-business status based solely on the number of employees.
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Firefighter training
The Naval Air Systems Command needs mobile aircraft firefighting training devices to provide rescue and live fire training to Navy and Federal Fire Service personnel at its Training Systems Division in Orlando, Fla. It is looking for commercial, non-developmental devices to be used in training for aircraft crash rescue and firefighting.
AIDS research data
The Health and Human Services Department seeks a contractor to operate and maintain the biological data processing system for its Developmental Therapeutics Program, Division of Cancer Treatment and Diagnosis at the National Cancer Institute. The program is responsible for discovering and developing chemical and biological agents with potential use in the treatment of cancer and AIDS.
Air Force seeks medical support
The Air Force Materiel Command is looking for a vendor to provide systems-related services for its aeromedical services information management systems at the Population Health Support Division at Brook City Air Force Base in Texas. The contractor will offer programming, system analysis, data analysis, training and senior consulting services among other tasks. The contractor must also maintain and systematically enhance all the systems.
PEC aims to regain momentum
Is PEC Solutions Inc. poised to rise or decline?
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Doubt lingers over bona fide unaccredited schools
After two days of hearings in a Senate committee about diploma mill abuses, questions remained about how the government would treat credentials from unaccredited colleges that offer legitimate degrees.
Buy Lines: DHS contractors still waiting for liability protection
In technology, there is no such thing as perfection. Failures occur, even in the course of diligent, high-quality performance.
Security initiative expands
The Homeland Security Department and the European Union have agreed to expand the DHS Container Security Initiative throughout Europe.
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