Report: CACI interrogators lacked training, but met contract

Army inspector's report concludes CACI International met the military's statement of work, which did not require military interrogation training.

  • By Roseanne Gerin

EDS wins $93M e-travel job from USDA

EDS Corp. of Plano, Texas, will provide employee travel services to the Agriculture Department under a task order worth about $93 million.

  • By Gail Repsher Emery

GSA delays Networx draft RFP until December

The General Services Administration has delayed the release of a draft request for proposals for the Networx telecommunications and network services contract.

  • By Roseanne Gerin

FTS looks to combine offices

The General Services Administration will combine its service development and service delivery offices into a single entity.

  • By Roseanne Gerin

McDonald Bradley among 10 to win FBI contracts

McDonald Bradley Inc. was among 10 firms to win prime contracts on the FBI's Technical Support and Development Project (TSDP).

  • By Brad Grimes

IRS' taxpayer database processes first live returns

The Customer Account Data Engine started processing an initial set of 1040EZ tax returns in the past week.

  • By Mary Mosquera

Cerenade to provide e-forms to State Department

Cerenade Inc., a developer of electronic forms management software, won a State Department contract to provide its Visual eForms software.

  • By Gail Repsher Emery

RAE Systems wins deal for toxic gas detection

RAE Systems Inc. received a five-year, $5 million contract from the Environmental Protection Agency for its rapid deployment kits.

  • By Roseanne Gerin

Thrift board admits faults in failed system

In letter to senators, thrift board says it will accept recommendations for improvements in recordkeeping system.

  • By Gail Repsher Emery

Microsoft applauds open-source procurement memo

Opponents of open source software applauded a recent OMB memo that they claim puts proprietary software on competitive footing with open source software in federal procurements.

  • By Joab Jackson

Security Biometrics moves into government market

Security Biometrics Inc. has acquired SiVault Analytics Inc. to gain a foothold in the government market.

  • By Roseanne Gerin

Agencies show marked improvement on OMB scorecard

In the midyear evaluation released today, OMB awarded agencies 19 new green scores, including three in the e-government category.

  • By Jason Miller

GSA launches "Get it Right" to improve compliance with procurement rules

General Services Administration officials today launched a new program to make sure that GSA contracting officers follow procurement rules.

  • By Gail Repsher Emery

OMB's Anderson returning to the private sector

Tad Anderson, Office of Management and Budget associate administrator for e-government and IT, will return to the private sector Aug. 6.

  • By Jason Miller

ManTech forms Netcents team

ManTech International Corp. announced the team for the U.S. Air Force's five-year $10-billion Network Centric Solutions program.

  • By Roseanne Gerin

MSSI-TeleScience wins Bureau of Indian Affairs deal

MSSI-TeleScience International Inc. has won a four-year, $1 million contract from the Bureau of Indian Affairs to provide dental services.

  • By William Welsh

What's in a name? For GAO, a new one

General Accounting Office is now the Government Accountability Office.

  • By Jason Miller

Relativity hangs a shingle for public-sector practice

Relativity Technologies Inc., a provider of modernization solutions for enterprise applications, has launched a public-sector practice.

  • By William Welsh

FAA oceanic system goes live in Oakland

The Federal Aviation Administration activated a system allowing for reduced space between aircraft flying over U.S. oceanic air space at Oakland.

  • By Mary Mosquera

Acquisition councils propose share-in-savings regulations

Proposed rule lays out the process for agencies to use the share-in-savings method for IT contracts.

  • By Jason Miller
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