After meetings with more than 72 companies, the National Archives and Records Administration will release a request for proposals by January to build the Electronic Records Archives system.
Just one month after the White House published new procedures for public-private competition of government jobs, federal unions and lawmakers are moving to stall or prevent new competitions.
The Association for Federal Information Resources Management yesterday said Laura Callahan will not run for a second term as the organization's president.
When the Office of Management and Budget releases the new version of Circular A-76 Thursday, agency officials and industry experts can expect a number of similarities to November's draft revision.
Frank McDonough, the General Services Administration's deputy associate administrator for the Office of Intergovernmental Solutions, has taken a job with the consulting firm Guerra, Kiviat, Flyzik and Associates.
Charlie Self, the man many believe is responsible for bringing the concept of seat management to government, announced today he is retiring after 34 years in government. He plans to join the private sector after a break/
More than two years after government accelerated its pace down the e-government road, agencies are facing the many of the same cultural, organizational and communication barriers, according to a panel of e-government program managers.
The Industry Advisory Council and the Federal Government Information Processing Councils today named Joiwind Ronen as the new executive director of both organizations.
In the last six months, the Bush administration has warmed up to many of the provisions in Rep. Tom Davis' Services Acquisition Reform Act, and Davis is moving the bill quickly through the legislative process.
Mark Forman's job description hardly changes, but today he officially became the administrator for the Office of E-Government and IT within the Office of Management and Budget as the administration begins implementing the E-Government Act of 2002.
Mike Sade, the Commerce Department's procurement executive, said he is looking into adding a clause to his agency's procurement regulations prohibiting an award without discussions.
