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Bite that hand; DIMHRS on Slim-Fast?; Borland Consulting LLC; Morgan smacks NMCI; Army branding blitzkrieg
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Raytheon garners backbone contract
The Air Force hired Raytheon for up to $360 million to build a new network to allow easier processing of data from reconnaissance aircraft.
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Army seeks seal of approval on PCs
The service wants to make sure its PCs are standardized on Windows XP.
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Army IT office takes over six programs
The Army's top information technology program office has assumed control of initiatives for the Army National Guard, Reserve and Defense Department.
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Guard, Reserves to combine networks
The Army will manage GuardNet and ARNet as one enterprise.
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CSC gets $1.1 billion simulator deal
The 20-year contract covers computer simulators for the Army helicopter forces.
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Congress keeps DOD tech spending flat
Concerned about the Pentagon's oversight of technology spending, the House and Senate agreed last week to cut $200 million from the Defense Department's proposed budget for information technology in fiscal 2004.
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Learning from NMCI
The Air Force is already tackling an issue that has plagued the Navy Marine Corps Intranet ? the overwhelming number of computer applications in use across the service.
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Military awards GIG-BE fiber contracts
Defense officials refused to name the winners, citing worries that enemies would cut those companies' lines.
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Defense bill cuts IT funds by $200 million
The 2004 Defense Appropriations Act would cut IT funds less than the House originally wanted.
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Army aviation program honcho to retire
Maj. Gen. Joseph Bergantz, who oversaw development of the military's first unmanned aerial vehicle, will retire next July.
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Air Force forms new IT office
The Air Force created a new organization to develop a servicewide IT architecture and study ways to improve administration networks' management.
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Iraq request includes $2 billion for info tech
Proposals for communications systems and research, development, test and evaluation were in Bush's supplemental funding request for Iraq and Afghanistan.
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DISA net contracts kept in the shadows
Vendors are busy jostling for position on the Defense Department's $886 million Global Information Grid-Bandwidth Expansion program.
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Harvey a hard charger; Investigating NMCI; Autodin on, ceremony off; Air Force base at Microsoft
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