On the 7th year anniversary of 9/11, GSA, the federal agency that manages government contracts, is protesting federal building codes meant to deal with a terrorist attack. The New York Times' Eric Lipton reports that GSA thinks the cost of building a third stairwell ...

The New York Times' Charlie Savage has a nice follow-up story on the damning Justice Dept. Inspector General report released Monday on politicized hiring practices. Savage leads with a 2005 email sent by the White House's office of political affairs to executive branch ...

11 months after being found in violation of the Federal Hatch Act, Lurita Doan’s reign as Administrator of the General Services Administration ended last night when the White House forced her to resign. “I would rather get fired for something I believe in and a cause I was willing ...

A tale is told of a once great supplier of federal goods and services, which may no longer be as great as it was.

Is this the story behind the story told by Daniel Pulliam of govexec.com?

It seems as though GSA may be losing its ...

This story about the Head of GSA, Lurita Doan, and her Inspector General (IG) has legs as long as a giraffe’s.

What’s going on over there?

Not to dismiss the importance of objective, incisive program reviews, for which IGs are famous, why is there so much ...

Any day now President Bush could sign legislation directing GSA to reorganize its massive procurement engine.  It is thought – and hoped – to be the medicine needed to transform a problem agency into an effective operating entity.

Many articles have been written about this in govexec.com as ...