Bill may address GAO concern about program evaluations

• Amelia Gruber
• March 15, 2004

Senate approves fiscal 2005 budget resolution

• Peter Cohn and Keith Koffler
• March 12, 2004

Senate confirms Medicare nominee

• Emily Heil
• March 12, 2004

Postal Service needs more flexibility, private sector execs say

• Denise Kersten
• March 11, 2004

House chair calls for cuts in unauthorized programs

• Julie Rovner
• March 11, 2004

Panel debates status of Homeland Security chief financial officer

• Amelia Gruber and Greta Wodele
• March 10, 2004

House panel boosts Coast Guard procurement funds

• Michael Posner
• March 10, 2004

Boeing review finds no widespread ethics violations

• George Cahlink
• March 9, 2004

Intelligence chiefs cite advancements, challenges

• Chris Strohm
• March 9, 2004

Senate panel continues review of postal overhaul recommendations

• Zach Patton
• March 9, 2004

Senator says offshore outsourcing provision must be revisited

• Martin Vaughan and Mark Wegner
• March 9, 2004

House patent reform vote generates industry praise

• Drew Clark
• March 8, 2004

Guide stresses planning, communication in job competitions

Federal managers must plan ahead, involve top executives in decision-making, communicate clearly and coordinate with personnel officials in order to maximize the benefits of competitive sourcing, according to the latest acquisition guide.

• Amelia Gruber
• March 8, 2004

Senate approves restrictions on offshore outsourcing

The Senate has approved a measure that would prevent most civilian federal agencies from outsourcing jobs to contractors working outside the United States.

• Amelia Gruber
• March 5, 2004

OMB seeks agency outreach on linking performance to budgets

• Amelia Gruber
• March 4, 2004

Agencies given mixed grades on technology management

• Denise Kersten
• March 3, 2004

Agencies said to be on brink of financial breakthrough

• Amelia Gruber
• March 3, 2004

NASA exploration office charts new procurement territory

Rather than obtain innovative equipment the old-fashioned way--by purchasing it--NASA plans to send America to the moon, Mars and beyond on technological breakthroughs resulting from a series of contests with cash prizes.

• Beth Dickey
• March 3, 2004

House passes bill eliminating diversion of patent fees

• Drew Clark
• March 3, 2004

Commerce to seek restitution for contractor's $400M satellite mishap

• Michael Posner
• March 2, 2004