Federal contractors behaving badly are nothing new. But a government database to track their misconduct is. Yet only a chosen few will get to use the new Federal Awardee Performance and Integrity ...

A new bipartisan Senate proposal would double the length of time contractors' past performance records remain in a government database and broaden the types of information stored. The 2010 Federal ...

As legislators push for a governmentwide database on contractor performance, a private watchdog group has beefed up its own trove of information on vendor misconduct. The Project on Government ...

Lacking support, Sen. Claire McCaskill, D-Mo., agrees to make proposed database available only to government officials. A bill mandating the creation of a federal contractor misconduct database is one ...

The top 100 federal contractors have accumulated 673 cases of admitted or alleged misconduct and paid $26 billion in penalties related to those cases since 1995, according to a government watchdog ...

The database that holds details about federal contractors and their performance records will likely open to the public by the end of the year, a General Services Administration official said this week ...

The Obama administration's plan to provide public access to a database tracking contractor and grantee responsibility performance falls short of the transparency the president had promised, the ...

Increasing government transparency was a big part of President Obama's platform on the campaign trail. He pledged to allow five days of public comment before signing bills, make White House ...