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Vicki Novak
Tom Luedtke
Gwen Sykes
Pat Dunnington
Steve Isakowitz
OMB Status 09/30/04
OMB Progress 09/30/04
Best in Government!
Steps to Green
Steps to Yellow
Best in Government!
Best in Government!
  • Primary Challenge
  • Maintain green status by assuring that best
    practices are sustained and diffused throughout
    agency as well as shared externally.
  • Last Week
  • Participants from NASA Centers and Mission
    Directorates attended the NASA Workforce
    Conference, November 16-18, 2004, in Memphis, TN
  • This Week
  • Representatives from OMB and OPM will be at NASA
    HQ for the quarterly meeting to discuss progress
    and status of PMA deliverables.
  • US News and World Report November 22 article on
    potential wave of retirements includes interview
    with Chief Human Capital Officer and GSFC
    employee.
  • Primary Challenge
  • By Q2 FY 2005, have approved plan for all
    operational systems to become certified and
    accredited, and confirm all desktop IT systems
    are installed maintained per security
    configurations.
  • Anticipated Next Steps
  • Challenges to Maintain Green 12/2004
  • Submit alignment plan for Health IT using
    strategies consistent with HHS's Framework for
    Strategic Action.
  • Submit Agency's plan for full implementation of
    all applicable e-Gov initiatives.
  • Last week
  • On 11-15, held Critical Design Review for
    technology, editorial processes, and operations
    plan for Inside NASA.
  • GSA CIO benchmarked NASA for its EVM best
    practices.
  • This week
  • Completing report for scorecard action due 12-01
    to OMB regarding Health IT alignment plans for
    Agency.
  • Completing scorecard action due 12-01 to OMB
    requiring Agencies to deliver plans for full
    implementation of all E-Gov initiatives meeting
    on 11-23 with functional owners of HR, Financial
    Mgmt., and Grants Mgmt. to address alignment
    issues with Agency E-Gov plans.
  • Compiling Agency E-Gov Act Implementation report
    (due to OMB on 12/6) regarding status of
    initiatives.
  • Completing schedule for Master and Subsystems IT
    Security System Plans.
  • Develop a green plan acceptable
  • to OMB.
  • Primary Challenge
  • Maintain the momentum for the NASA Shared Service
    Center (NSSC) and the LaRC competitive sourcing
    actions.
  • Anticipated Next Steps
  • At this time, NASA expects to achieve green
    status no later than the 4th Quarter of FY 2005.
  • Last week
  • On November 17, 2004, OMB posted NASAs approved
    FAIR Act Inventory in the Federal Register. The
    posting began the official 30-day challenge
    period.
  • NASAs Agency Competitive Sourcing Review Team
    met with a representative from CalTech to discuss
    JPLs Zero Base Competitive Sourcing process.
    Competitive sourcing is a requirement of
    CalTechs contract with NASA.
  • This week
  • The Competitive Sourcing 1st Qtr 2005 PMA
    Scorecard will be completed by November 23, 2004
    for forwarding to OMB by the November 29, 2004
    due date. 
  • The NSSC SEB is in the process of evaluating
    proposals. Offers were received on November 8,
    2004. 
  • Primary Challenge
  • Maintain green status by delivering
  • on Proud to Be commitments and
  • assuring that best practices are
  • sustained and diffused throughout
  • agency.
  • Last week
  • Submitted NASAs FY 2004
  • Performance and Accountability
  • Report (PAR) to the President,
  • Congress, OMB, GAO, and
  • Treasury, and posted the PAR to
  • NASAs Website.
  • This week
  • Continue working NASAs 2005
  • Interim Strategic Plan, draft 2.
  • Improve NASAs overall financial management
    through implementation of the 10 step NASA
    Financial Management Improvement Plan (NFMIP).
  • Primary Challenge
  • Improve data quality in the new accounting
    system, establish internal controls, and regain
    an unqualified audit opinion.
  • Anticipated Next Steps
  • System produces accurate financial data on
    demand, demonstrate system is in compliance with
    FFMIA, and Auditor expresses an opinion on
    financial statements.
  • Last week
  • Conducted CFO summit to discuss NASAs Financial
    Management Improvement Plan to Get to Green.
  • Published FY 2004 Performance and Accountability
    Report including annual audited financial
    statements and the Report of Audit.
  • This Week
  • Continue the fund distribution process from the
    first Continuing Resolution and preparing to
    receive the full appropriation or the second
    Continuing Resolution.
  • Sub groups of OCFO and OIG employees will work on
    validating risk assessment identifying critical
    actions to be completed in the near term
    identifying milestones and resources to complete
    these tasks.

Monday, November 22, 2004
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Real Property
RD Investment Criteria
Jim Jennings
Rex Geveden
OMB Status 09/30/04
OMB Progress 09/30/04
Steps to Yellow
Steps to Green
  • Comply with Federal Real Property Council real
    property asset management guidance.
  • Primary Challenge
  • Complete Real Property Asset Management Plan and
    establish Performance Measures in accordance with
    Federal Real Property Council (FRPC) guidance.
  • Anticipated Next Steps
  • Obtain Administrators signature on the Real
    Property Management Plan.
  • Continue work on performance measures, including
    Mission Dependency Index and facility operating
    costs.
  • Complete draft of Real Property Implementation
    Plan.
  • Last Week
  • Reviewed draft guidance from FRPC.
  • Continued initial development of NASA-wide
    Mission Dependency Index.
  • This Week
  • Continuing RPIP development.
  • Received contractor study of utilization metrics
    and recommendations reviewing to determine what
    indices will best support NASA.
  • Primary Challenge
  • Obtain green status by demonstrating that RD
    programs are of high quality - 75 of those
    assessed using the RD PART receive ratings of
    "Moderately Effective" or better.
  • Anticipated Next Steps
  • Develop an action plan with the Program
    Management Council for quarterly use of RD
    criteria and past performance information in
    planning, coordinating, and assessing RD
    activities.
  • Last week
  • Began review of PART and GPRA performance
    reporting in ERASMUS.
  • This week
  • Review and assess status of programs being
    reviewed using RD PART.

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