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GAO Report on NASA Cost and Schedule Issues

By Keith Cowing
NASA Watch
March 30, 2016
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GAO Report on NASA Cost and Schedule Issues

GAO Report: NASA: Assessments of Major Projects
“Although NASA’s overall performance has improved, for 8 out of the last 9 years at least one major project has experienced significant cost or schedule growth. Such growth often occurs as projects prepare to begin system assembly, integration, and test; nine projects will be in that phase of development in 2016, including the Orion Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle and Space Launch System, which are human spaceflight programs that have significant development risks.”

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3 responses to “GAO Report on NASA Cost and Schedule Issues”

  1. Michael Spencer says:
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    Should probably be tempered with a description of the projects and the unique efforts involved.

  2. buzzlighting says:
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    The GAO report stated The cost and schedule performance of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA portfolio of major projects has improved over the past 5 years, and most current projects are adhering to their committed cost and schedule baselines. Sound to me Charles Bolden did great job managing NASA programs and clean-up the mess Mike Griffin left him. He worked very hard to reform the whole NASA programs and sent it in the right direction, also good steward of taxpayer money.

    • SpaceMunkie says:
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      yeah, he did a great job, by eliminating projects, he managed to eliminate any of the associated delays caused by incompetent contractors