Federal agencies are increasingly reliant on contractors but many struggle to manage them and therefore expose billions in taxpayer dollars

The Department of Defense spends billions of dollars every year to maintain contract management, finances, and weapon acquisition. A report

Owning spare and replacement parts for complex weapon systems and military equipment is essential to military preparedness, but buying, trac

The U.S. International Trade Commission has ended five years of temporary inspectors general who failed to produce any investigations, audit

The Defense Department isn’t properly tracking military equipment given to Pakistan and the lack of oversight could lead to U.S. technology

Most of the contract awards announced each day on the Pentagon’s public website are missing some of the information required about dollar am

The Pentagon issued $1.5 billion in payments every business day in fiscal 2010 with an error rate of less than one-tenth of one percent, acc

The Department of Defense (DOD) has struggled since 1988 to establish a comprehensive medical records database for the 9.6 million service m

President Obama told us last week that "the days of giving defense contractors a blank check are over.” Well, maybe. Reforming Pentagon cont

The federal government’s to-do list just got a little longer. Congress’s investigative arm, the Government Accountability Office, today rele