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OIG on NASA Management Challenges

By Keith Cowing
NASA Watch
November 15, 2012
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NASA OIG: NASA’s 2012 Top Management and Performance Challenges
“The year was not without challenges, however. For example, due to cost overruns in the James Webb Space Telescope and other projects, NASA had to reprogram funds away from several Agency initiatives. This resulted in developmental delays in some ongoing projects and cancellation of other planned projects, including the ExoMars/Trace Gas Orbiter missions to Mars. Moreover, the congressional decision to provide NASA’s Commercial Crew Program (CCP) with less than half the funding requested by the President in FY 2012 extended to 2017 the earliest date that NASA expects to obtain commercial crew transportation services to the ISS, which is significant if NASA is unable to maintain and utilize the Station beyond its currently scheduled retirement date of 2020.”

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2 responses to “OIG on NASA Management Challenges”

  1. Andrew Gasser says:
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    Link to report on Spaceref is down.  I sure would like to read it.

    Nice work