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White House Requests $150 Million In FY ’20 Budget For Technology Modernization Fund

White House Requests $150 Million In FY ’20 Budget For Technology Modernization Fund
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The White House has requested $150 million in its fiscal year 2020 budget for the government-wide fund to go after information technology modernization projects, a significantly lower amount than was requested the previous two fiscal years. Administration officials wrote in the budget request, released Monday, the $150 million for the Technology Modernization Fund (TMF) will allow the relatively new program to continue working through its log of over 50 proposals totaling more than $500 million in potential funding. “The administration…

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