Defense

Boeing critic under consideration for top acquisition post

Ken Krieg is considered a key adviser in Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's inner circle.

Management

Employee relocation costs estimated at more than $4 billion

OMB budget data request reveals that the armed services spent $3.4 billion on relocations in fiscal 2003.

Management

GSA appoints new acquisition chief

Tech

Treasury and GSA collaborating on telecom contracts, document shows

Agencies try to coordinate telecommunications efforts and use central buying power.

Defense

Former FBI officials decry bureau management

Whistleblowers say bureau is plagued with mismanagement that hampers national security and counterterrorism investigations.

Management

Merit vs. Race

Performance rating numbers don't always tell the real story.

Defense

Law could cut security clearance backlog by September, House chair says

Government Reform Committee Chairman Tom Davis, R-Va., calls for action on "huge problem" that has “cost the government likely hundreds of millions of dollars.”

Management

Senate confirms Gutierrez as Commerce secretary

CEO of Kellogg Co. will replace Donald Evans, a close confidant of President Bush.

Management

GPO revises policy for restricting public access to documents

New policy requires the printing office to consult with an agency several times before restricting public access to information.

Management

Senate to take up Bush Cabinet nominations

Senators will likely spend most of next week weighing Bush nominees--including a full day of debate on Condoleezza Rice's nomination to be Secretary of State.

Tech

OPM to set up centralized personnel records system

Web-based records management system is slated to save $740 million over the next 10 years.

Management

Bush begins second term prepared to fight for agenda

President outlines broad vision during inauguration speech, but stops short of discussing details of administration’s agenda.

Management

Education agenda, budget could make nominee's job tough

Implementing the department's 2002 five-year strategic plan would be one of nominee's first challenges.

Management

Powell lauds State Department employees in farewell address

"You are wonderful patriots who serve your nation as its troops in the far-flung outposts of American diplomacy," outgoing Secretary of State says.

Defense

Groups support FBI whistleblower's appeal

Legal brief argues that unnecessary secrecy denies the public access to government information about 9/11.