Acquisition
HITS protest upheld
The Government Accountability Office backed a protest filed by Lockheed Martin over the $750 million HUD Information Technology Systems contract.
People
GAO won't study 2004 e-votes
The congressional watchdog won't look into the most recent election but will continue studying e-voting generally.
People
Procurement boss confirmed
The Senate has confirmed the nomination of David Safavian as administrator of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy.
People
Web portal provides procurement advice
A new online resource will let agencies share acquisition best practices, and offer policy guidelines, tools, and education and training opportunities.
Digital Government
thePipeline
New products from Getac, Z Microsystems, PureEdge Solutions, Configuresoft, SMC Networks and Silex Technology America.
People
Reichelt leaves GSA
Karl Reichelt, chief of staff and interim chief acquisition officer at the General Services Administration, will "pursue an exciting new job opportunity beyond government."
People
Davis: Shake up GSA
Rep. Tom Davis wants to minimize the chances that GSA's divisions will offer services that compete with each other.
People
Acquisition clearinghouse launches
A new online resource will offer policy guidelines, tools, education, training and best practices.
Modernization
Networx: Lower guaranteed revenues
A new contract that will govern federal telecommunications procurement into the next decade is nearing final form.
Digital Government
Calif. settles with Diebold
The voting machine maker will pay the state $2.6 million to settle claims that the company misled California officials about the security of its products.
People
BearingPoint CEO leaves
Randolph Blazer, chief executive officer of BearingPoint, has stepped down and will be temporarily replaced by Roderick McGeary.
Acquisition
Buyers gather in Canada
A three-day conference will bring together procurement officials and businesses from throughout the Americas.
Acquisition
Supply execs plans 2005 changes
It's the integration era, says Donna Bennett, Federal Supply Service commissioner.
Digital Government
thePipeline
Offerings from Alcatel, Deltek Systems, Supermicro Computer and AT&T.
People
Former GSA chief joins CSC board
David Barram, administrator of the General Services Administration under President Clinton, has been named to Computer Sciences Corp.'s board of directors.
Modernization
Sun opens iForce to strengthen partnerships
Center allows partners to test products in a variety of combinations
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