The General Services Administration hopes the success of its Quicksilver projects will convince Congress to let it use surplus funds from its IT sales and services operations to support e-government initiatives next year.
EDS Corp.'s embattled Navy-Marine Corps Intranet project is undergoing significant changes to improve its management and operation. But despite the criticism leveled at EDS by Congress and its customers on the $8.8 billion program, Navy brass remain committed to it.
The Office of Personnel Management is asking vendors for ideas to improve its USAJobs Web portal, a sign that the agency could be ready to address the uncertain status of its plans for the site.
<font color="CC0000">(UPDATED) </font>Computer Sciences Corp. should be replaced if it does not show significant performance improvement on the IRS lengthy modernization project, an oversight board said today.
The Transportation Security Administration has awarded an $8 million contract to Unisys Corp. to test technologies that can be used to improve airport security.
Sarah Jane League will step down as a special assistant for infrastructure and information assurance with the Homeland Security Department next week to begin work with G&B Solutions.
The Defense Department's documented Financial Management Enterprise Architecture will build on the integration and interoperability the Pentagon has made with other military information systems, an official who helped develop the architecture says.
The first rule IT leaders of the new Homeland Security Department are following as they establish the agency's systems makeup is "Do no harm," Steve Cooper, the department's CIO, said today.
The new Homeland Security Department will inherit many of the IT management problems of its component agencies, the General Accounting Office reported Jan. 14.
The General Services Administration continued its reorganization today, naming Casey Coleman as the agency's chief technology officer for its Office of Citizens Services. The move follows several recent changes at GSA, which last month merged the Communications Office, FirstGov Office, the Intergovernmental Solutions Office and parts of the IT Office into the new Citizens Service Office.
