Inside track | New federal projects

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Infotech and the law | Easing the pain of getting Safety Act protection

The Homeland Security Department has released its new application for manufacturers and service providers seeking protection from legal liability under the Safety Act.

Buy Lines | The Safety Act: It's getting better all the time

Without the protection of the Safety Act, few vendors would be able ? or willing ? to enter the anti-terror technology services and products market so fraught with risk and uncertainty.

Longtime partners, long-term projects

Perot Systems favors nimble allies to tackle performance-based deals.

Protests delay Eagle small-biz awards

SBA office reviews multiple protests; how big is small?

Data mining gets a makeover

Call it fusion as new tools expand hunt for terrorists.

PC Mall Gov expands its base with GMRI deal

PC Mall Gov Inc. is moving upstream with its acquisition of Government Micro Resources Inc., allowing it to sell higher-end products and services.

Prepare to survive

Experience shows planning critical to making Networx work.

Comms in a box

D.C. area turns to radio-bridging device to connect disparate first responders.

Ready, set, go: DHS mega deals

As the government's fiscal year winds to a close, at least one buyer appears ready to start fiscal 2007 with a bang ? and awards for two major contracts: SBI-Net and Eagle.

Mergers & acquisitions

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Contract roundup

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Datastream | The news in brief

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Datastream | The news in brief

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OPM sticks with telework plan

Despite some claims to the contrary, Office of Personnel Management officials said they are not looking to pursue additional legislation that would further expand teleworking options within the government.

GSA flexes buying muscle to improve wireless deals

The General Services Administration is seeking the industry's perspective on buying cell phones, PDAss and cellular network cards, as well as services such as broadband and WiFi, through a volume-purchase program.

Make or buy could be make or break

The Homeland Security Department's Secure Border Initiative Network raises the issue: Who supplies the products?

Flying eyes

Tiny unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are just one way the Defense Department stays ahead of the game.

NYC deal should boost Northrop's wireless business, exec says

First responder system worth $500 million as company eyes other opportunities for municiple broadband systems.

Stolen Unisys PC containing VA data recovered

Khalil Abdullah-Raheem, who worked for a company that provides temporary labor to Unisys, was arrested and charged yesterday with theft of government property.