People
GSA pilots small biz e-mall
To increase procurement opportunities for small and disadvantaged businesses, the General Services Administration has launched a pilot Web site at SmallBizMall.gov
People
E-procurement stirs small-biz fears
Eprocurement initiatives suggested by the Office of Federal Procurement Policy may exclude small businesses from competing for government contracts, experts say
Digital Government
Agencies buy into 3-D
Accurately tracking a hurricane can mean the difference between life and death.
People
USPS puts stamp on online billing
The fear of losing billions in revenue has pushed the U.S. Postal Service to deliver an online service for electronic billing and payments.
People
USPS puts stamp on online billing
Through a new online service called eBillPay, USPS is offering customers the option of paying their bills online via a secure Web portal
Digital Government
SGI sets up federal subsidiary
SGI Federal will focus on the specialized needs of government agencies and expand the services it offers
Modernization
FAA telecom bids in jeopardy
Transportation's FTS 2001 strategy may dampen competition for $2 billion project
Acquisition
Vendors open data centers for hire
Up and down the Dulles corridor in Northern Virginia, numerous unmarked, warehousetype buildings are nestled among hotels, office parks and fastfood restaurants. In the past, such a sight in the Washington area would have signaled a classified government office. But today, it's just as likely to be one of the many commercially owned buildings where government networks are maintained.
Acquisition
USDA competes with private data centers
Chances are that if you contract with a third-party data center, it's going to be one that is owned and operated by a private company. Not always though.
Digital Government
AOL Attacks Digital Divide
As the Internet continues to grow and become an integral part of American society, American Online Inc. has launched several programs to increase accessibility in rural and low-income areas.
Digital Government
Hill shies from technology
The erevolution may be taking over the private sector and even some federal agencies, but members of Congress and their staffs resist using technology to their own detriment, according to a panel of experts that met last week.
Digital Government
Data center selling points
The growing number of companies trying to win government outsourcing dollars are counting on three Bs to sell their data center services: bandwidth, backup and bulletproof design.
Modernization
The FAA Networks
Transportation's FTS 2001 strategy may dampen competition for $2 billion project
Digital Government
Congressmen wary of e-mail
Confidentiality concerns, uncertainty about constituents make members of Congress leery about using technology to correspond with constituents
Digital Government
ERDAS geographic information software passes Windows 2000 test
ERDAS Inc. has had its ERDAS IMAGINE 8.4 geographic information system certified to run on Microsoft Corp.'s new Windows 2000 operating system.
Modernization
Winstar scores second MAA
For the second time in less than a week, Winstar Communications Inc. has been awarded a Metropolitan Area Acquisition contract from the General Services Administration
Acquisition
Purchase card fees pinch vendor profits
The government purchase card, which has become big business over the past several years, is proving to be too much of a good thing for some computer companies.
Acquisition
CSC wins integration contract
$50 million award from GSA will buy strategic planning, requirement analysis, system design and integration
Acquisition
Georgia shopping for telephony system
The state is running a series of Internet telephony lab trials to determine which company and system will best suit its needs
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