Tashkent / Conakry / Dar es Salaam / Abuja / Bamako / Luanda / Nairobi / Washington / DC / Washington / D.C. / Kingston / Phnom Penh / Kabul / Baghdad / Beijing / Tunis / Washington / Beirut / Tbilisi / /
Company
American U.S. / Accountability Review / /
Continent
America / Africa / /
Country
Croatia / Tunisia / Cambodia / South Africa / Guinea / Mali / Kenya / United States / Afghanistan / Angola / Tanzania / Nigeria / Georgia / Jamaica / Lebanon / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
Completing New Embassy / /
IndustryTerm
security equipment / mechanical and electrical systems / costly equipment / project site / /
Organization
Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations / Overseas Presence Advisory Panel / Completing New Embassy / Committee on Foreign Relations / U.S. government / State’s embassy / Overseas Government / office of Foreign Buildings Operations / Honorable Richard G. Lugar Chairman Committee on Foreign Relations United States Senate Dear / New U.S. Embassy in Tunis / Department of State / United States Senate / Overseas Buildings Operations U.S. Agency / Congress / State’s Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations / United States Agency for International Development / New U.S. Embassy in Zagreb / Foreign Buildings Office / GAO-06-641 Embassy Construction Performance United States Government Accountability Office Washington / U.S. consulate in Cape Town / USAID office of Foreign Buildings Operations Forced Entry / Congressional Research Service / U.S. Embassy / Advisory Panel on Overseas Security / Compound Bureau / Ballistic Resistant International Cooperative Administrative Support Services New Embassy / /
Person
Madeleine Albright / Bobby Inman / George P. Schultz / William J. Crowe / Jess T. Ford / / /
Position
General Services / General / head / Secretary of State / Marine Security Guard / project director / contractor / Governor / Chairman / Executive / director for the Tashkent / Uzbekistan NEC project / Major / Admiral / Rear Admiral / /
GAO[removed]Embassy Construction: State Has Made Progress Constructing New Embassies, but Better Planning Is Needed for Operations and Maintenance Requirements