No Robots in TRICARE.

None

• Tom Shoop
• February 16, 2005

Statement of Work for GSA Nationwide Contracting Support

• February 16, 2005

Officials warn that more financial controls come with a price

Lawmakers question when agencies can begin auditing their internal controls.

• Kimberly Palmer
• February 16, 2005

Postal Service boosts internal controls

Voluntary compliance with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act puts the Postal Service ahead of the game.

• Kimberly Palmer
• February 15, 2005

Get Your Nose Out Of My Pay.

None

• Tom Shoop
• February 14, 2005

Trashing PCs.

None

• Tom Shoop
• February 13, 2005

The List, Finally.

None

• Tom Shoop
• February 12, 2005

Raise Resentment.

None

• Tom Shoop
• February 11, 2005

Industry group defends interagency contracting

Contracts open to multiple agencies have come under fire, but they may save money, says head of Professional Services Council.

• Kimberly Palmer
• February 11, 2005

Engelbert Humper-spy.

None

• Tom Shoop
• February 10, 2005

House chairman: Pentagon benefits boost brings weapons reductions

• Congress Daily
• February 10, 2005

Pay Parity Apathy.

None

• Tom Shoop
• February 9, 2005

The Multitasker.

None

• Tom Shoop
• February 9, 2005

White House set to submit $950 million tsunami relief request

• Peter Cohn
• February 9, 2005

Medicare drug benefit nearing $1 trillion price tag over next decade

Bush administration says savings in program will bring cost down to $720 billion over 10 years.

• Emily Heil
• February 9, 2005

The Chopping Block.

None

• Tom Shoop
• February 8, 2005

Reform Goes Prime Time.

None

• Tom Shoop
• February 8, 2005

Lawmakers stand ground on Pentagon job competition rules

Defense Department seeks repeal of legislation requiring contractors to offer employees health benefits comparable to those of federal workers.

• Kimberly Palmer
• February 8, 2005

Bush administration wants to cut CDC funding

Public health advocacy groups say reduced funding will lead to disaster.

• David McGlinchey
• February 8, 2005

Bush seeks modest NASA budget boost

Overall increase is 2.4 percent, but funding for specific programs falls short of previous projections.

• Beth Dickey
• February 7, 2005