Modernization
Qwest eyes next move in FTS protest
Qwest may ask a higher government authority to review a GSA decision to deny the company's protest of lastminute FTS contract extensions for Sprint and AT?#038; Amp;T.
People
Radio system might track military assets
The military may use small radio devices to keep track of equipment
Digital Government
FAA likely to stay course on STARS
The FAA and Raytheon have come so far that the agency is unlikely to accept Lockheed Martin's alternative
Digital Government
Deal could keep tab on assets
Unisys, WhereNet agreement could help the military track assets in preparation for deployment
Modernization
GSA denies Qwest telecom protest
Qwest protested lastminute contract extensions with Sprint and AT?#038; Amp;T for FTS 2000 services
Digital Government
Lockheed offers air traffic alternative
Proposal lacks the human factors changes required by controllers and incorporated in Raytheon's STARS
People
FAA IT workers pursue pay raises
The Federal Aviation Administration will go to arbitration by June with a union that represents 800 computer specialists
People
FAA, union head to arbitration
Union calls for FAA computer specialists to receive the governmentwide IT pay raise
Modernization
Draft GAO report skewers FTS 2001
Delays in switching federal agencies to the FTS 2001 telecommunications contract jeopardize the government's ability to get the best service for the best price
Digital Government
EdgeMark exiting federal biz
The reseller will focus on consulting and business applications for the commercial market
Digital Government
GTSI forms team of storage experts
New technology team to provide expertise in high-capacity storage solutions
Digital Government
Study eyes terascale road map
Millimetersized sensors could one day give every frog an IP address.
Digital Government
FTS 2001 delays may hurt service, price
Draft GAO report says problems may prohibit the government from receiving maximum cost savings and quality service
Digital Government
FAA may reverse Lockheed choice
The FAA will consider Raytheon's qualifications to work on modernization program
People
FAA denies IT raises
Because the agency already pays marketlevel salaries, the special raise is unneeded, officials say
Digital Government
NSF forms cyber panel
A new advisory committee at the National Science Foundation will report this summer on how the agency's research instruments, supercomputers and high-performance networks could be integrated into a more powerful cyberinfrastructure.
Digital Government
DOT complying with cookie rules
Agency cleans up Web sites found to be using unauthorized persistent cookies
Digital Government
Microsoft: .Net eases database offices
Company officials speaking at Federal Solutions Day say their XML-based system can help users tap into multiple large databases.
Digital Government
Lockheed deal brings tracking headquarters into states
A new facility for tracking wayward laptop computers will be based out of Gaithersburg, Md., the first U.S. center for Computrace software.
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