NASA Langley told to speed up spending, Daily Press “The agencywide cut amounted to about 1 percent of the NASA budget, while Langley’s slice was less than 1 percent of […]
Budget
VSE: No Bucks – No Buck Rogers
National Aeronautics and Space Administration: Overview, FY2009 Budget, and Issues for Congress, Congressional Research Service 26 Feb 2008 via OpenCRS “NASA stresses that its strategy is to “go as we […]
OIG on FY 07 Audit
NASA OIG: Status of FY 2006 Management Letter Findings and Recommendations, in connection with the audit of NASA’s FY 2007 Financial Statements. “E&Y separately reported in its “Report on Internal […]
Budget Update
AIP FYI #41: Bad News/Good News: Congress Takes First Steps in FY 2009 Appropriations Cycle “… the general sentiment in Washington is that the probability of concluding the FY 2009 […]
NASA's Latest Budget Problems
Major NASA projects over budget, USA Today “Two-thirds of NASA’s major new programs are significantly over budget or behind schedule, according to the agency’s latest report to Congress. NASA’s nearly […]
NASA FY09 Science Budget Hearing
House Science and Technology Subcommittee Expresses Concern over Budgetary Outlook for NASA Science Programs “Added Udall, “NASA’s challenging new science initiatives are to be built on a budget that increases […]
More Money For NASA?
Some House members want to increase NASA’s budget, Daily Press “House budget writers signaled Wednesday they will try to increase NASA’s budget for next year, warning that President Bush’s spending […]
House Budget Hearing
House Committee on Science and Technology Examines FY09 NASA Budget “Dr. Griffin and his team are dedicated and hardworking and represent some of the “best and brightest” in the nation. […]
Budget Impact on Field Centers
NASA Langley could see funding reduced by $92M, Daily Press“NASA Langley Research Center could see a $92million drop in its budget next year a cut of about 13 percent but […]
Here Come The Shuttle Job Cuts
Kennedy Space Center could face job cuts in Bush’s NASA budget proposal, Orlando Sentinel “NASA expects to shed as many as 1,000 workers from its space-shuttle program in 2009 — […]
