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Testimony issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "GAO audits and evaluations identify federal programs and operations that in some cases are high risk due to their greater vulnerabilities to fraud, waste, abuse, and mismanagement. Increasingly, GAO also has identified high-risk areas that are in need of broad-based transformations to address major economy, efficiency, or effectiveness challenges. Since 1990 with each new Congress, GAO has reported on its high-risk list. GAO's most recent update, in January 2005, presented the 109th Congress with the latest status of existing and new high-risk areas warranting attention by both the Congress and the administration. Lasting solutions to high-risk problems offer the potential to save billions of dollars, dramatically improve service to the American public, strengthen public confidence and trust in the performance and accountability of our national government, and ensure the ability of government to deliver on its promises."

Pt. 3: Defense financial management. - 50 S. - GAO/HR-97-3; Pt. 4: Defense contract management. - 28 S. - GAO/HR-97-4; Pt. 5: Defense inventory management. - 32 S. - GAO/HR-97-5; Pt. 6: Defense weapons systems acquisition. - 41 S. - GAO/HR-95-6; Pt. 7: Defense infrastructure. - 33 S. - GAO/HR-97-7; Pt. 9: Information management technology. - 69 S. - GAO/HR-97-9; Pt. 13: Department of Energy contract management. - 34 S. - GAO/HR-97-13

Pt. 1: An overview. - 89 S. - Tab. - GAO/HR-95-1; Pt. 2: Quick reference guide. - 93 S. - GAO/HR-95-2; Pt. 3: Defense contract management. - 29 S. - GAO/HR-95-3; Pt. 4: Defense weapons systems acquisition. - 31 S. - GAO/HR-95-4; Pt. 5: Defense inventory management. - 37 S. - GAO/HR-95-5

A letter report issued by the General Accounting Office with an abstract that begins "GAO's audits and evaluations identify federal programs and operations that are high risk, in some cases, due to their greater vulnerabilities to fraud, waste, abuse, and mismanagement. Increasingly, we also are identifying high-risk areas to focus on major economy, efficiency, or effectiveness challenges. Since 1990, GAO has periodically reported on government operations that it has designated as high risk. In this 2003 update for the new 108th Congress, GAO presents the status of high-risk areas included in our last report made in January 2001 and identifies new high-risk areas warranting attention by the Congress and the administration. Lasting solutions to high-risk problems offer the potential to save billions of dollars, dramatically improve service to the American public, strengthen public confidence and trust in the performance and accountability of our national government, and ensure the ability of government to deliver on its promises."

A letter report issued by the General Accounting Office with an abstract that begins "This report updates GAO's list of federal programs and operations at high risk for waste, fraud, abuse, and mismanagement. Several high-risk areas have improved enough to be removed from GAO's list. They include the year 2000 computer challenge, the 2000 census, Department of Agriculture's farm loan programs, the Superfund program, and the National Weather Service's information technology modernization. At the same time, GAO added one new area of concern to the 2001 high-risk list--human capital management. GAO is also continuing to monitor 21 other areas previously designated as high risk."

Other written product issued by the General Accounting Office with an abstract that begins "GAO provided an overview of progress agencies have made to improve serious and widespread weaknesses that have been the focus of GAO's high-risk program for several years."