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Some Deficiencies Exist in DOT’s Enforcement and Oversight of Certification and Warrant Authority for Its Contracting Officers
In fiscal year 2014, the Department of Transportation (DOT) obligated $2 billion on contracts. DOT’s contracting officers (CO) are responsible for awarding and managing a significant portfolio of contracts.
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Date: 04.09.2015
PDF icon DOT Contracting Officer Certification and Warrant Requirements Final Report^4-9-15.pdf
DOT Had Major Success in PIV Implementation, But Problems Persist In Other Cybersecurity Areas
This report presents the results of our annual audit of DOT’s information security program and practices required by the Federal Information Security Management Act of 2002 (FISMA), as amended.
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Date: 11.05.2015
PDF icon FISMA FY 2015 FOUO Redacted.pdf
DOT’s Conference Spending Policies Reflect Federal Requirements, but Ineffective Controls Do Not Ensure Compliance
In recent years the President and the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) have issued guidance, and the Congress has enacted legislation to promote efficient spending and curb conference-related costs in the Federal Government.
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Date: 09.08.2016
PDF icon DOT Conference Costs.pdf
Review of Congressional Earmarks Within Department of Transportation Programs
On September 7, we issued our review of congressional earmarks within Department of Transportation programs. In August 2006, Senator Coburn requested that we conduct an independent analysis of congressional earmarks.
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Date: 09.07.2007
PDF icon Congressial_Earmarks-_AV-2007-66----508_Compliant.pdf
DOT Does Not Fully Comply With Requirements of the Reducing Over-Classification Act
On September 19, 2013, we issued our report entitled DOT Not Fully Complying with Requirements of the Reducing Over-Classification Act.  Our objectives were to (1) determine whet
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Date: 09.23.2013
PDF icon Reducing Overclassification Act compliance report.pdf