Following are FCW.com's articles about key agency and department fiscal 2005 budget requests for information technology programs.
Overview: Bush hopes to restrain IT increases
Chart: Bush IT request
Agriculture: USDA plans 7 percent IT cut
Commerce: Commerce asks for more IT funds
Defense: DOD seeks $10.8B for science, tech research
Energy: High-end computing highlights DOE tech request
FAA: Key IT programs get FAA boost
GSA: GSA would shrink IT budget
Homeland Security: DHS tech request rises 8 percent
Justice: Justice budgets for info sharing
NASA: NASA IT funding goals keep falling
State: White House would cut State IT funds
Treasury: Treasury IT spending could fall
Veterans Affairs: VA tech budget request rises
Budget management
E-gov fund ambition shrivels
Bush backs bonuses
Budget keys on national security
Additional budget resources
Fiscal 2005 budget request (White House site)
Fiscal 2004 budget request (White House site)
Fiscal 2003 budget request (White House site)
FCW.com's fiscal 2004 budget roundup
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Tech companies are facing protests internally from workers and externally from activists about doing for government amid controversial policies like "zero tolerance" for illegal immigration.
Margaret Weichert, now acting director of the Office of Personnel Management, is clearing agencies to make direct hires in IT, cyber and other tech fields and is changing pay for specialized occupations.
As the deadline to submit bids on the Pentagon's $10 billion, 10-year warfighter cloud deal draws near, IBM announced a legal protest.
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