People
DHS teaches lawsuit protection
Officials will hold seminars to explain to vendors how to get certified to limit their liability for anti-terrorism technology sold to the government.
People
HSARPA unveils first research project
Agency officials want to know more about detection systems for biological and chemical countermeasures.
Digital Government
State Dept. adds $28 million to SI pact
The State Department has raised the ceiling on SI International's 5-year contract for the National Visa Center to $88 million.
People
Chenega wins $500 million Customs contract
The company will maintain and repair inspection devices at U.S. ports.
Digital Government
McConnell hires ex-government execs
They include men with experience from the Internal Revenue Service, General Services Administration, Coast Guard and Office of Management and Budget.
People
State may stretch deadline for scannable passports
Although the requirement was to go into effect Oct. 1, officials said many foreign passports are not yet machine-readable.
People
Perry leaves the VA for industry
The CTO of the Veterans Affairs Department will take a job at SAIC, where he will join the VA's former CIO.
People
EDS to run State Department's telecom
The deal calls on EDS to oversee the agency's domestic voice, data and video conferencing.
People
Bolka named HSARPA head
The former Lucent executive will lead DHS' external research funding arm.
People
Securing the homeland: One container at a time
Agencies face the Herculean task of ensuring that terrorists don't use free trade as their next weapon
People
Evans takes e-gov helm
OMB's revolving door still spinning as Lorentz, Styles return to private sector
People
Lorentz to leave OMB
The Office of Management and Budget's chief technology officer will take a job in the private sector.
People
Evans: E-gov more than automation
E-government is about providing better services to the public and using technology to make life better, Karen Evans said.
People
Evans named new E-Gov chief
The White House has tapped Energy Department CIO Karen Evans to replace recently departed e-gov czar Mark Forman
People
Nader pushes for contract info online
Ralph Nader thinks the government should publish federal contracts electronically for public purview.
People
Measuring Americans' trust in government and technology
Federal Computer Week and the Pew Internet & American Life Project have conducted research on the federal government and the Internet
People
Surprising percentage of public fears cyberattacks
Most Americans want corporations to share cyber information with feds
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