Management
GSA investigation documents widespread contract abuse
Hundreds of millions of dollars in contract awards didn’t follow laws and regulations; GSA officials say agency has "turned the corner" on solving the problem.
News
Reform bill misses the mark, intelligence veterans say
Real reform lies not in the bill, they say, but in what else happens in the years ahead.
Tech
Company says it was unaware of change to Treasury telecom deal
Sprint says it learned of change after contract was let to rival.
Tech
Treasury telecom contract protested
Three companies are disputing the award of the lucrative contract to AT&T.
Management
U.S. diplomats will have to serve in dangerous posts
New State Department policies implemented in wake of 9/11 will require demanding service for professional advancement.
Tech
Treasury Department taps AT&T for new telecom system
Contract for Treasury Communications Enterprise could be worth $3 billion over a decade.
Defense
Group proposes system to “connect the dots” about terrorist attacks
Think tank’s concept would help identify and interpret clues of an impending event.
Defense
Lack of personnel, expertise impede Iraq reconstruction
A shortage of skilled contract specialists on the ground has led to multiple problems, study finds.
Defense
CIA’s former bin Laden chief resigns
Mike Scheuer, who had published books critical of the counterterror effort as “Anonymous,” wants to speak publicly.
Management
Defense bill mandates audit of GSA contracting procedures
Compliance with contracting rules is needed if agency wants Defense business, proposed law says.
News
Cybersecurity chief calls it quits after a year
Resignation is sudden, but not a surprise to some.
Tech
Cybersecurity leadership will not move to White House
Proposal to remove the function from the Homeland Security Department met with opposition.
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