After steady improvement on previous scorecards, agencies’ progress on implementing the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act stalled on the fourth round.
For the first time, more agency grades declined than improved, while 15 agencies’ grades remained neutral.
However, there were bright spots. Four agencies improved, including the U.S. Agency for International Development, which recorded the biggest jump in the history of the scorecard, leaping from a D-plus to an A-plus. USAID also has the distinction of securing the first-ever ‘A’ grade.After steady improvement on previous scorecards, agencies’ progress on implementing the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act stalled on the fourth round.
