Defense
Lawmakers seek incentives to reduce classification of information
Hearing on 9/11 panel recommendation will examine how excessive secrecy impedes information-sharing.
Defense
Senior Defense contracting officer, three others, indicted for corruption
Government purchase card allegedly used to award more than $11 million in irregular contracts.
Tech
Tech companies procure federal experts for board slots
Companies that want a cut of federal IT dollars are looking for people who know how to do business with the federal government.
Defense
Border officials say they are unprepared to protect nation
New survey comes after 9/11 commission concludes that border security should be strengthened.
Defense
Navy personnel question customer satisfaction survey results
A survey on Navy Marine Corps Intranet customer satisfaction has sparked a flood of anger from frustrated network users.
Defense
Lawmaker questions demise of government technology task force
The task force was disbanded in January despite having a lengthy research agenda, dedicated staff and budget to carry its work through 2004.
Management
GAO cautions Pentagon on outsourcing weapons system maintenance work
The federal government could end up paying more in some cases.
Defense
Senators question FBI progress on reforms since 9/11 attacks
Senior bureau official cites accomplishments, but says critical issues must still be addressed.
Defense
Chairman of 9/11 commission calls on Pentagon to support reform
Panel chief says he senses resistance from Defense Department on some recommendations for intelligence overhaul.
Defense
9/11 panel seeks billions more in federal spending
Deep within the commission’s report are a few recommendations bearing hefty price tags for federal agencies.
Defense
Lawmakers worry that homeland security overshadows civil rights
FBI criticized for surveillance of activists planning to protest during the Republican National Convention.
Defense
Navy appoints new leader for NMCI
Rear Adm. James Godwin will take control of the $8 billion Navy Marine Corps Intranet program.
Defense
Troop realignment could cut Defense civilian jobs
As many as 70,000 troops would be removed from Europe or Asia, President Bush announced Monday.
Defense
Democrats should focus more on intelligence reform, legislator says
Democrats could pay a political price during the November elections if they oppose Goss’ nomination too vigorously.
Defense