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Readers of the WatchBlog know that GAO is more than financial audits. Our mission has grown over the years to include performance audits, bid protest adjudication, and other professional services for Congress. And the federal government has also changed. From … Continue reading →
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Posted on May 18, 2016 by WatchBlog
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Tagged ARM, Center for Science Technology and Engineering, chief scientist, chief technologist, CSTE, Naba Barkakati, S&T, Science and Technology, tech assessment, Tim Persons
