Roger Waldron, President, Coalition for Government Procurement

Contractors are responsible for reporting 11 transactional data elements under a proposed rule from the General Services Administration. GSA says it won\'t take...

Contractors are responsible for reporting 11 transactional data elements under a proposed rule from the General Services Administration. GSA says it won’t take long for companies to get their systems ready for the new requirements and then do the reporting. Roger Waldron, president of the Coalition for Government Procurement, tells In Depth with Francis Rose, the time it will take companies to meet GSA’s proposed requirements is at least 30 times more than what the agency is predicting.

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