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Good government groups give Obama transition high marks
Nonprofit leaders praise team members, and roll out their own agendas.
Senators move swiftly on nominee to oversee bailout
The new IG would be separate from the Treasury Department and would be required to make regular reports to Congress.
Davis to join consulting firm
Leading House Republican on procurement issues announced retirement earlier this year.
Federal CFOs could be key players in Obama administration
Finance executives from the private sector will have a lot to learn about federal operations.
President-elect takes deliberate, organized approach to transition
Obama focuses on groundwork, rather than major appointments.
From Nextgov.com: Final E-Verify rule kinder to small businesses
Regulation that takes effect on Jan. 15 has a higher threshold for contracts subject to the employee vetting requirement .
New international development agency could emerge under Obama
More than 20 agencies governmentwide administer foreign assistance programs.
Former civil servant might head Obama USDA transition team
Carole Jett retired earlier this year after a 33-year career at Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service.
Pentagon to provide 'nonprescriptive' transition guide
General overview includes a timeline for the first 90 days of the new administration, as well as other information on the state of play of military issues.
