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Cost of 13 NASA projects skyrocket due to improper reviews

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The cost of 13 projects at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration grew almost 55 percent, a combined increase of about $2.5 billi

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Lack of contract oversight puts billions at risk

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

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Pentagon’s contract examiners need to cooperate

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Fraud and waste found in small business grants awarded by NASA

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Over a four year period, NASA awarded grants worth $112 million in an attempt to engage small businesses doing innovative research. A review

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Nondisclosure forms needed as contractor ranks grow

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One-fourth of Pentagon’s war zone pay to civilians was improper

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Pentagon’s annual financial report still unreliable, inconsistent

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NASA inspector general dismisses contractor complaint

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NASA’s inspector general has dismissed complaints from Honeywell, which claimed that the government violated federal procurement laws when i

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NEPA exemptions: The dirty dozen list

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More fudging on Energy Department guard force tests

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Failure to communicate: Inside the army's doomed quest for the 'perfect' radio

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DOE accused of violating federal hiring rules

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NASA needs to budget for alternative to Delta rocket, study finds

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NASA will stop using the workhorse Delta II to carry satellites and other science missions into space in October 2011 because of the unmanne

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Attempts to illegally obtain U.S. technology are on the rise, just as the National Aeronautics and Space Agency is attempting to sell materi

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NASA mission computers could be hacked

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The computer networks responsible for NASA spacecraft missions like the International Space Station and the Hubble Telescope are vulnerable

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Rail systems complain about lack of access to TSA anti-terrorism information

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