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From Nextgov.com: DISA to limit use of time-and-materials contracts

The agency will favor performance-based arrangements , officials say.

Oversight

Progress mixed on naming officials to oversee stimulus spending

OMB asked agencies to designate a point person by Feb. 13, but some missed the deadline.

Defense

F-22 Raptor plagued by stealth maintenance woes

Stealth maintenance hours account for more than half of the fighter's maintenance time, watchdog organization reports.

Defense

Authorization and chemical security bills top panel agendas

Aides are trying to avoid the turf battles that have hampered previous efforts to pass legislation.

Oversight

Solis is first Cabinet nominee to face cloture vote

GOP says the confirmation delay is largely procedural.

Oversight

Analysis: Inside or Out

Obama’s team must ask the key question: Beef up the civil service or bring in contractors?

Defense

Six months after scathing review, problems at Defense audit agency persist

DCAA’s chief cites progress, but employees say reforms have been ineffective.

Pay & Benefits

OPM addresses shortage of federal veterinarians

Official says a new governmentwide effort to recruit and retain more vets builds on earlier initiatives.

Pay & Benefits

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Responses to readers on service credit issues, Medicare and more.

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Tech

From Nextgov.com: Study says public needs to know more about benefits of health IT

Trade-off between privacy and improving medical care is biggest hurdle for consumers.

Oversight

First lady touts green initiatives in USDA visit

Michelle Obama also recognizes employees who have served more than 30 years in government.

Oversight

Energy Department to expedite stimulus spending

Staffing shortfalls could complicate efforts to streamline grant and loan application process.

Oversight

Agencies test new waters in social media

Government officials are exploring outlets from YouTube to Twitter.