Congress urged to give GSA financial tools to fix federal buildings

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• May 1, 2001

Agencies’ paperwork burden on the public too high, GAO says

• Kellie Lunney
• April 30, 2001

Senate Committee plans review of procurement reform

In a sign that procurement reform may soon receive more congressional scrutiny, the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee last week called on the General Accounting Office to investigate the fees agencies charge on multiple-agency contracts and separately, the needs of the government’s acquisition workforce.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• April 30, 2001

Pentagon nominee aims to rejuvenate acquisition workforce

• George Cahlink
• April 30, 2001

Telecom transition delays threaten long-distance call savings

• Joshua Dean
• April 30, 2001

Transportation chief holds his own as lone Democrat in Bush cabinet

• Mark Murray
• April 30, 2001

Customs awards huge modernization pact

• Joshua Dean
• April 27, 2001

Prison firm criticized for taking jobs away from contractors

• George Cahlink
• April 27, 2001

GAO: Agencies’ performance plans light on workforce planning

Federal agencies' fiscal 2001 performance plans were light on details when addressing workforce planning, according to a new report from the General Accounting Office.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• April 27, 2001

HUD Secretary says Clinton hiring program has hurt morale

• Kellie Lunney
• April 26, 2001

Congress to take another look at FDA modernization

• April Fulton
• April 26, 2001

Procurement chiefs want new guidance on performance-based contracts

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• April 26, 2001

Agencies better prepared for terrorist attacks, report says

• Kellie Lunney
• April 25, 2001

Social Security Administration to buy thousands of new computers

• Joshua Dean
• April 25, 2001

Bush government reform adviser could get Postal Service slot

• Matthew Weinstock
• April 24, 2001

Education Secretary vows to root out waste and mismanagement

• Kellie Lunney
• April 24, 2001

Transitional Benefit Corporations explained

• April 23, 2001

Lawmaker proposes outsourcing with a twist

What if federal workers could be outsourced but keep their health and pension benefits? It’s a possibility under one Republican lawmaker’s proposal to improve the privatization process.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• April 23, 2001

OMB chief describes sweeping agenda for A-76 competitions

The Bush administration will press to let agencies keep savings achieved through public-private competitions, Office of Management and Budget Director Mitch Daniels said Wednesday.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• April 19, 2001

Audit: INS can't account for missing weapons, computers

• Kellie Lunney
• April 19, 2001