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Bill would bar tax delinquents from federal contracting
OMB opposes measure, saying it would short-circuit suspension and debarment rules.
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NIH officials say Bush budget threatens staff, research
Officials say they're already losing young scientists and cutting back on crucial research efforts.
OMB reports progress in IT management
Agencies are doing a better job planning technology investments, but more initiatives have been marked as needing high-level attention.
House panel questions plan to trim federal guards
Homeland Security official says proposal to rely on contract security personnel would refocus resources without diminishing protection.
Distance between best and worst agencies to work widens
Homeland Security Department remains near the bottom of the employee satisfaction rankings.
GAO's bid for more money puts focus on staffing needs
Agency chief points out that GAO's budget, adjusting for inflation, has declined by 3 percent since 2003.
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Serious bureaucracy needs a good kick in the funny bone.
Allegations against GSA chief may affect budget
Appropriator says unless charges of Hatch Act violations are resolved, he will have trouble fighting off efforts to cut funding for the agency.
Auditors cite security problems with IRS wireless networks
Inspections in 10 cities turn up at least one unauthorized network.
Justice taps contractor for troubled wireless project
Interagency program has struggled in part because of a fractured relationship between the Justice and Homeland Security departments.
