Fiscal 2002 budget roundup

By FCW Staff
Apr 10, 2001

Following are links to FCW.com's reporting on each department's fiscal 2002 budget requests for information technology programs. For an overview of the fiscal 2002 budget, see "Budget proposes $45 billion for IT, demands accountability". For a detailed chart of winners and losers in the proposed fiscal 2002 IT budget, click here.

Agriculture: USDA plans consolidation

Commerce: Commerce sees ups and downs

Education: Education IT dollars grow

Energy: DOE budget energizes security

Environmental Protection Agency: EPA IT programs get mixed bag

Interior: Interior boosts Indian trust reform

Justice: Justice beefs up cyber spending

Labor: Labor IT funds more than double

NARA: NARA e-records budget balloons

NASA: NASA gains, but not in IT

NSF: NSF gives boost to IT research

Office of Personnel Management: OPM IT gets a boost

State: State investing in info sharing

Transportation: DOT drives dollars to deployment

Treasury: Treasury gets an IT lift

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