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In today's Federal Newscast, incoming House leadership unveiled its new rules package without the rule which lets Congress reduce the number of employees an agency can have.
DoD Comptroller David Norquist said the audit forced the department to embrace data analytics on a more granular level, and that’s enabling better decision-making.
The Defense Department is requesting funds in the fiscal 2019 budget for big investments in research and development for future technology.
The Defense Department has decided to take a pass on Base Realignment and Closure in the agency's fiscal 2019 budget request.
The Defense Department rolled out the biggest budget request in its history Monday, seeking $686 billion for fiscal 2019.
Costs of DoD's full-scope financial audit will approach $1 billion in the effort's first year, but Defense officials contend the benefits are well worth the price.
Pentagon officials said Thursday that they have tweaked their government shutdown contingency plans since the last time one occurred in 2013, but emphasized that there is little they can do to stave off a shutdown's most damaging effects.
DoD comptrollers and officials waiting for confirmation have paid lip-service to the audit for years, but the actual audit still has yet to take place.
Amendment set for Senate debate this week would focus DoD's attention on fixing weaknesses in "feeder systems" that supply vital financial data.
Due to current events Congress might try to increase some of DoD's spending in a CR at the end of the month.
The Pentagon's new comptroller says the department will meet it statutory deadline to become "audit ready" by the start of Fiscal 2018. But there's little chance DoD will pass an audit in its first year.
Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain (R-Ariz.) laid the weight of DoD's first audit squarely on the shoulders of David Norquist, President Trump's pick for DoD comptroller. The department hasn't been audited in 17 years, and has spent the past seven engaged in audit-readiness preparations.