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OIG Cites Budget Issues With NASA's Space Network

By Keith Cowing
NASA Watch
April 29, 2014
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NASA OIG: Space Communications and Navigation, NASA’s Management of the Space Network
“… because of budget reductions and the loss of other expected revenue, in FY 2016 the Space Network will not have sufficient funding to meet all planned service commitments. Although NASA agreed to provide free access to Space Network services for some customers beginning in FY 2014 in exchange for their contributions to the design and development of two satellites several years earlier, the Agency failed to adequately plan for the resulting approximately $70 million per year in lost revenue. Consequently, the Space Network has a projected $63 million budget shortfall in FY 2016 and even larger estimated shortfalls in subsequent years.”

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One response to “OIG Cites Budget Issues With NASA's Space Network”

  1. Denniswingo says:
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    Spending congressionally mandated money on things that are not needed while allowing infrastructure to collapse…. Not good. (not NASA’s fault necessarily)