Rumsfeld names Defense operations that could be outsourced

• Jim Garamone
• September 11, 2001

National lab director makes the case for new nukes

While even hard-liners in the Bush Administration are today trumpeting "deep cuts" in the U.S. nuclear arsenal, the director of Sandia National Laboratories is arguing for new types of nuclear weapons.

• James Kitfield
• September 11, 2001

Bill would spare thousands of Defense civilians from A-76 studies

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• September 10, 2001

Frequent flier legislation passes Senate committee

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• September 10, 2001

Panel beefs up funds for military housing and medical needs

• Bill Ghent
• September 10, 2001

Army innovates to provide technology, services to Balkan troops

• George Cahlink
• September 10, 2001

OMB draft plan for expanding direct conversion authority

• September 9, 2001

Bush proposal would help agencies avoid job competitions

Federal agencies would have vast new authority to outsource work without giving civil servants a chance to compete for their jobs under a proposal being developed by the Bush administration.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• September 7, 2001

Legislators warn funding for Defense may be in danger

• Congress Daily
• September 6, 2001

Contractors vow to fight measure requiring Pentagon job competitions

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• September 6, 2001

Air Force freezes A-76 competitions at three bases

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• September 5, 2001

GAO questions further investment in Defense procurement system

• Joshua Dean
• September 5, 2001

Communities ride out base closings

• George Cahlink
• August 30, 2001

Rule gives veterans more help with benefits claims

• Kellie Lunney
• August 30, 2001

Air Force cancels A-76 competition, decides to start over

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• August 29, 2001

Pentagon remains wary of 'Code Red' computer virus

• Gerry J. Gilmore
• August 28, 2001

New Defense CIO to focus on future warfare

• Joshua Dean
• August 28, 2001

Administration unveils targeted management agenda

A strapped military health care system, error-prone student aid programs, and substandard public housing are some of the specific federal management problems President Bush pledged to correct in his management agenda released Saturday.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• August 27, 2001

Bush nominates Air Force general as top military adviser

• Kellie Lunney
• August 27, 2001

Pentagon looks to reshape acquisition workforce

• Jim Garamone
• August 20, 2001