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Editor's note: The following is OMB's informal working assessment of agency competitive sourcing plans to date; these plans are still being modified. Top agencies have committed to meet the 15 percent goal and created offices and incentives to make the program go forward. First-tier agencies have pledged to meet the goal; OMB is working with them to develop more detailed plans. Second-tier agencies have yet to commit to the goal. Top
Commerce
General Services Administration
Interior
Justice
Office of Personnel Management
Commerce
General Services Administration
Interior
Justice
Office of Personnel Management
First
Agriculture
Defense
Education
Environmental Protection Agency
Health and Human Services
Housing and Urban Development
NASA
National Science Foundation
Smithsonian
Transportation
Treasury
Veterans Affairs
Second
Energy
State
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