potential contractors / finance / web-based training module / Online NASA / web-based training / proper accounting / information technology / electronic tools / /
Organization
Space Operations Mission Directorate Office / Strategic Infrastructure Office / Chief Information officer office of the Chief Health and Medical / office of Diversity / Council on Environmental Quality / NASA Protective Services Training Academy / Federal Acquisition Regulation Council / Space Shuttle mission / Chief Financial officer office of the Chief Information / Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate Office / Agency’s Open Government / Chief Health and Medical officer office of the General / Chief Acquisition Officers Council / Executive office of the President / Arrest Authority / office of Information / V / office of the Chief Financial / Diversity and Equal Opportunity Office / Regulatory Affairs / NASA’s office of Procurement / International and Interagency Relations Office / Small Business Programs Office / Federal Government / office of Internal Controls and Management Systems / Human Capital Management Office / NASA’s NEPA / General Counsel Office / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Chief Technologist office of Communications / office of Strategic Infrastructure / Protective Services office of Procurement / Education office of International / office of the Chief Information / NASA NEPA / Chief Scientist Office / /
Person
Rebecca Spyke Keiser / Nanette Jennings / / /
Position
President / Manager / Candidate Regulations / principle environmental advisor / General / general economic growth / Officer / agency Chief Acquisition / Regulatory Policy Officer / contractor / Deputy Administrator for Policy / Governor / Central Contractor / chairman / ad hoc government advisors / Executive / Administrator / Executive Summary Executive / /
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Final Plan for Retrospective Analysis of Existing Regulations August 23, 2011 I. Executive Summary Executive Order[removed]recognizes the importance of maintaining a con