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Sun Cancels GSA Contract After Price Abuse Probe
Sun Microsystems, one of the government's top technology vendors, canceled its contract with the General Services Administration after months of questions from investigators and lawmakers over allegations it had overcharged taxpayers in recent years.
 

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  • Rep. Waxman Letter to GSA Administrator Doan (March 6, 2007)
  • Doan's Response to Waxman (March 13, 2007)

    • Washington Post Editorial

    Playing Politics at the GSA
    LURITA DOAN, the troubled and troubling administrator of the General Services Administration, wants us to "honestly and absolutely" believe that she has no recollection of a meeting she hosted for political appointees with a White House official that had all the feel of a Republican pep rally. There was a PowerPoint presentation on the 2006 elections and talk of using the agency to help GOP candidates in the next election cycle. Yet the Republican fundraiser, who's been in her post for only 10 months, would have us think she forgot....

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    Founder of Reston Tech Firm Nominated to Head GSA
    The founder of a high-tech company in Northern Virginia has been nominated to be the next head of the General Services Administration.

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    Sens. Dorgan, Wyden News Conference on GSA Administrator
    SEN. BYRON L. DORGAN, D-N.D.: Good afternoon. Let me go through a couple of pieces of information, if I might, and make a couple of comments, then call on my colleagues, Senator Wyden, for the same.
    GSA Head Tells House Panel She Has No Political Agenda (Post, June 14, 2007, Page A11)
     
    Bush Is Asked to Discipline GSA Chief in Hatch Act Inquiry (Post, June 12, 2007, Page A07)
     
    Oversight Chairman Wants GSA Chief to Testify Again (Post, May 25, 2007, Page A08)
     
    GSA Chief Violated Hatch Act, Special Counsel's Report Alleges (Post, May 24, 2007; 1:26 PM)
     
    : GSA Chief Violated Hatch Act, Special Counsel's Report Alleges (Post, May 24, 2007, Page A12)
     
    Changes Spurred Buying, Abuses: Taxpayers Overcharged Millions in Sun Deal, Auditor Says (Post, May 23, 2007, Page A01)
     
    GSA Briefing Now Part Of Wider Investigation (Post, April 24, 2007, Page A03)
     
    Panel Asks Rove for Information on '08 Election Presentation (Post, March 30, 2007, Page A05)
     
    GSA Chief Grilled on GOP Political Presentation: Doan Tells Panel She Attended but Can't Recall Details (Post, March 29, 2007, Page A03)
     
    GSA Chief Is Accused of Playing Politics: Doan Denies 'Improper' Use of Agency for GOP (Post, March 26, 2007, Page A01)
     
    Waxman Seeks GSA Chief's Testimony: Letter Discloses New Allegations on No-Bid Job and Efforts to Help GOP (Post, March 7, 2007, Page A04)
     
    GSA Defends Administrator in Hill Inquiry: Agency Says Chief Takes Responsibility For No-Bid Order (Post, February 17, 2007, Page A04)
     
    House Panel Opens Investigation of GSA Chief's Deal With Friend (Post, January 20, 2007, Page A03)
     
    GSA Chief Scrutinized For Deal With Friend: No-Bid Contract A Mistake, She Says (Post, January 19, 2007, Page A01)
     
    Trio From Hill Ask GSA Head Not to Shift Audit Burden (Post, December 6, 2006, Page A09)
     
    GSA Chief Seeks to Cut Budget For Audits: Contract Oversight Would Be Reduced (Post, December 2, 2006, Page A01)
     
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