People
E-voting goes (mostly) smoothly, but suspicions, critics remain
E-voting machines seemed to work well for the most part. But some problems were reported.
Modernization
Networx guarantees set
The telecom contract guarantees a minimum of $525 million in 2006 for all contractors combined.
People
Some e-voting problems seen
New electronic voting machines appear to operate smoothly with the exception of a few glitches.
People
E-voting smooth in Md.
Officials say except for a few hiccups, electronic voting machines seem to be working well in Maryland.
Digital Government
Oracle sweetens PeopleSoft offer
Stockholders of PeopleSoft being offered $24 per share.
Modernization
Draft Networx RFPs issued
GSA officials will host a public meeting Nov. 5 to begin the next round of discussions on the requests for proposals.
People
Subcontract system award due soon
The contract for a governmentwide electronic subcontract reporting system is coming shortly, according to Office of Federal Procurement Policy officials.
People
Unisys finishes Web-based FDA system
Unisys created a Web-based notification system meant to improve the process of approving new medicines for animals.
People
Voting vendors submit code to NIST
Four companies that develop electronic voting machines have submitted copies of their software to the National Software Reference Library.
Modernization
Qwest gets re-energized
With an extension of a contract with Qwest, the Energy Sciences Network will have bandwidth of 2.56 gigabits per second for the laboratories at Oak Ridge and Brookhaven.
Digital Government
NMCI analysis delays EDS earnings
Company officials need more time to finish an assessment of projected cash flow from the Navy Marine Corps Intranet.
Acquisition
Coping with contracting
Federal agencies face changes in their acquisition environments coming from several fronts, according to a new report issued today by the Professional Services Council.
Digital Government
Corda launches integrator program
The first integrator to partner with Corda is Edgewater Technology.
People
Judge dismisses Fla. e-voting suit
Judge James Cohn ruled that the federal court cannot mandate the implementation of e-voting systems that have paper trails.
Acquisition
Census plans $1.3B in contracts
The Census Bureau plans to award two contracts in October 2005 to create systems that will be used for the six-week process of collecting data for the 2010 census.
People
CACI sees 1Q growth
The government contractor reported a 73 percent increase in operating income from a year ago.
Modernization
FCC seeks power over VOIP
The Federal Communications Communication wants to regular voice over Internet protocol service.
Acquisition
Officials talk time and materials
Industry representatives told GSA officials today that any new provisions for time-and-materials and labor-hour contracts should be flexible.
Digital Government
SRA wins $47M DEA award
The Firebird Infrastructure Technology Services contract calls on SRA to support DEA officials modernizing the agency's IT infrastructure.
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