The General Services Administration is reorganizing its IT Acquisition Center to better cope with the growing popularity of the Federal Supply Service schedules.
President Bush yesterday announced his intentions to nominate David Safavian to become the next administrator of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy.
HERSHEY, Pa .-- The Office of Management and Budget will develop an action plan by November describing how it will move the stalled enterprisewide software-licensing program forward.
The Office of Management and Budget will develop an action plan by November describing how it will move the stalled enterprisewide software licensing program.
HERSHEY, Pa. ? With all the expected benefits of agency enterprise architectures, federal IT officials are wondering how, if at all, to incorporate emerging and new technologies into their infrastructures.
A top House lawmaker is pressing the General Services Administration to move forward with the SmartBuy enterprisewide software licensing program. The Office of Management and Budget has said SmartBuy will save more than $100 million annually, but GSA faces resistance from agencies and contractors that question how the program will work and whether they will benefit from it.
The General Services Administration has decided to reopen the solicitation for its E-Travel initiative rather than defend its actions to the General Accounting Office.
The Environmental Protection Agency awarded Lockheed Martin Corp. a contract to integrate federal online rule-making systems with the Regulations.gov portal.
In an effort to better protect personal data collected by the federal government, the Office of Management and Budget orders privacy assessments on all new IT systems and those undergoing major changes.<br>
The General Services Administration has put together a four-step plan to improve procurement oversight and training at regional Federal Technology Service offices.
Rep. Adam Putnam is questioning the General Services Administration about why it is taking so long to get the SmartBuy enterprisewide software license buying initiative under way.
	Emory Miller, the General Services Administration's director of professional leadership, will retire Jan. 3 after 36 years of federal service. Miller said he intends to look at opportunities in the private sector.
<font color="CC0000"> UPDATED </font color>Norman Lorentz will leave his post as the Office of Management and Budget's chief technology officer to join DigitalNet, a Northern Virginia IT company.
