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Federal Drive Interviews -- Dec. 14, 2012
Khem Sharma discusses the Small Business Administration's plans to raise size standards for companies in two groups. Dr. Murray Lumpkin of the FDA talks about the close coordination between two countries. Stuart Delery explains how the Justice Department recovered $5 billion under the False Claims Act last year.
Tags: Khem Sharma , SBA , Federal Drive , Murray Lumpkin , USDA , Stuart Delery , DoD , DoD Report , cybersecurity , Cybersecurity Update , False Claims Act
Column: With foundation for federal mobility in place, time to take on next set of challenges
Rick Holgate, the assistant director and chief information officer for Office of Science and Technology in the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, said the Digital Government Strategy helped get agencies moving in the right direction around mobile.
Tags: Rick Holgate , ATFE , Gov 3.0: Its Mobile , mobile , mobility , technology ,
Feds' use of surveillance devices rises sharply
The Justice Department's use of electronic devices to intercept phone numbers, email addresses and online information has climbed by 64 percent since 2009, according to a study of records released under the Freedom of Information Act.
Tags: ACLU , surveillance , technology
Alcatel-Lucent agrees to pay $4.2M to settle fraud claims
Federal prosecutors said the company submitted misleading test certificates concerning the design and construction of a 911 emergency response system in Iraq.
Tags: Alcatel-Lucent , DoD , DoD Report , Federal Drive , Iraq , fraud , industry
IG says Justice misreported some terrorism stats
Justice reported in 2009 that 512 people were charged with terrorism or terrorism-related crimes for six years after the September 11, 2001, attacks. But the audit showed 544 people were actually charged during that time period.
Tags: inspector general , oversight , terrorism
Govt won't bring charges over CIA interrogations
The Justice Department announced Thursday it has ended its investigation into CIA interrogations of terrorist detainees without bringing criminal charges.
Tags: CIA , John Dunham , Eric Holder , David Patraeus , al-Qaida , terrorist
Federal Drive interviews -- Aug. 15
Melanie Pustay of the Justice Department discusses FOIA requests. Tim Burke talks about GSA's City Pairs Program. Booz Allen Hamilton's Michael Isman reviews the benefits of BYOD. The Hill's Jeremy Herb offers his take on the Republicans' vice presidential candidate.
Tags: Melanie Pustay , FOIA , Tim Burke , GSA , City Pairs , Jeremy Herb , The Hill , Michael Isman , Booz Allen Hamilton , Federal Drive
New Justice position focuses on whistleblowers
Tags: inspector general , whistleblower , Robert Storch
Enforcement of SCRA results in expansive settlement with national lender
A recently announced consent decree between Capitol One and the Justice Department is the most sweeping settlement as the Justice Department ramps up enforcement of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act.
Tags: In Depth , Vicky Schultz , Servicemembers Civil Relief Act , Capitol One , Pay & Benefits , DoD , military benefits , Consumer Finance Protection Bureau
Senators tell DoJ to fix its suspension, debarment databases
Sens. Joseph Lieberman (I-Conn.) and Susan Collins (R-Maine) want regular updates from Justice officials on the steps they are taking to better input and share information on vendors who have committed crimes. The DoJ IG found the agency's internal controls and training were lacking.
Tags: acquisition , contracting , Joseph Lieberman , Susan Collins , suspension and debarment , Senate Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs Co , Jason Miller , Federal Drive
