Bid smart or walk away

You need the right process to know when to bid and when to walk away.

  • By Bill Scheessele

NTIA seeks info on broadband stimulus grants

The National Telecommunications and Information Administration will begin a planned series of meetings to discuss the broadband grant programs funded by the economic stimulus law.

  • By Sami Lais

A healthy dose of new contracting

Perot reshapes government business to focus on health care opportunities.

  • By David Hubler

Tech's promise

Information Technology Industry Council leader Dean Garfield is positioning his organization to play an influential role in the new administration.

  • By Alice Lipowicz

The prognosis is good for state and local health IT

The need for efficiency and a boost from the stimulus package are driving health IT opportunities.

  • By Heather Hayes

Stimulus funding to prop up states

States will use federal stimulus dollars to create technology-related opportunities in health care, transportation, public works modernization, and eligibility and fraud verification.

  • By Rishi Sood

States turn to technology in hour of need

Systems integrators see growing opportunities to help states weather the economic downturn.

  • By William Welsh

Who's who in the state and local market

Here's a roundup of the leading systems integrators in the state and local IT market.

Woman-owned IT firms seek inclusion

Woman-owned firms look for a spot in SBA contracting programs.

  • By Matthew Weigelt

Administration will seek limits on some contracts

Officials intend to review sole-source contracts and cost-type contracts, which offer awards for good performance, while clarifying the types of work only government employees can do.

  • By Matthew Weigelt

Budget gives boost to IT, health care

The Health and Human Services Department would get money to increase techology, research and program integrity under the HHS $76.8 billion request.

  • By Mary Mosquera

Upcoming Navy report will outline security priorities

CIO Robert Carey gives a sneak peak on the Navy’s upcoming Computer Defense Roadmap, set to be released in March.

  • By Nick Wakeman

Acumen unveils cloud computing for government agencies

Acumen Solutions Inc. has launched a cloud computing practice for government clients.

  • By David Hubler

Survey: Contractors leaving money on the table

Accounting decisions can have ramifications on revenue stream, Grant Thornton survey says.

  • By Nick Wakeman

E-health records need Web 2.0 cure

Social-networking technology might be what the doctor ordered for getting more patients and providers to accept electronic health records.

  • By Sami Lais

TSA issues RFI for Web-based passenger data systems

The agency wants information on systems to collect hourly data on waiting times for passenger security checkpoints at airports.

  • By Alice Lipowicz

Coming: $7.2B for broadband, Internet access

The new economic stimulus law allots $7.2 billion for expanding broadband connections to underserved areas.

  • By Sami Lais

Treasury grapples with devising systems for TARP

The department plans to release soon requests for proposals for the modernization of two programs -- its foreign intelligence network and enterprise content management system.

  • By Mary Mosquera

Stimulus plan is great, but does it go far enough?

Questions are being raised that the stimulus plan doesn't do enough for broadband.

  • By Patrick Marshall

Towns warns against "con artist" contractors

Rep. Ed Towns has scheduled a hearing to examine whether more anti-fraud protections are needed in the economic stimulus package to guard against "convicts and con artists."

  • By Alice Lipowicz
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