Inventory now includes a facial comparison tool being used by the Transportation Security Agency and Customs and Border Protection.

The agency is considering awarding a five-year blanket purchase agreement, against the General Services Administration’s multiple award schedule for application development and operations and maintenance support.

CBP’s Passenger Systems Program Directorate has about two more weeks to have all applications moved to the cloud. Then it’s onto databases migrations.

In a recent strategy document the agency sets out its key IT priorities for the next three years.

Gavin Kenneally says the technology can be used in extreme environments to identify humans in need of help.

Mark Borkowski, who has spent more than 40 years in government service, will retire June 30.

The tech services and consulting firm will undertake information assurance and privacy work for the agency’s Office of the CIO.

The consultancy firm will carry out work at CBP’s field offices and Washington, D.C. headquarters.

He has three decades of tech experience in IT operations including seven years as CIO of U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

Former National Intelligence Member for Cyber at ODNI Jim Richberg; GAO’s Marie Mak.