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Republican House lawmakers are frustrated and concerned over the draft Executive Order requiring contractors to make campaign contributions public. OFPP\'s Dan Gordon declines to answer specific questions about the proposal, but said transparency is key to ensuring trust in the procurement system.
Mobile technology is changing how the federal government works. Federal News Radio spoke with CRGT CEO Tom Ferrando, for a pulse check on technology and contracting.
After GAO upholds one of the protests, the agency decides not to move forward with the contract to upgrade back-office systems.
Lockheed has officially opened a new cyber lab devoted to cyber security research, and will work closely with CMU faculty.
Al Burman, president of Jefferson Solutions and Chair of the Procurement Round Table, joins host Roger Waldron to talk about the work his group is doing. May 10, 2011
Agencies have about five months to award a year\'s worth of contracts. And that\'s putting the squeeze on contracting officers and contractors alike. We talk about that with Aronson LLC\'s Hope Lane.
The IRS issues rules to hold back part of contractor payments, then holds back the rule. We talk about the impact with Steve Charles with the immixGroup.
The blanket purchase agreement could be worth $2.5 billion over five years. GSA wants vendors to bid on email-as-a-service, office automation and records management.
Researchers at the Center for Strategic and International Studies find trends toward more competition in Defense Department contracting between 1999 and 2010. The Washington think tank also found DoD also had increased the use of fixed price contracting.
Skip Trahern is President of Fedstore, and he joined us with analysis on the recent changes to working with the government.
The stand-down order was made Tuesday but is just now becoming public. It\'s unclear how long the stand down will last.
New OCI regs would allow government to tolerate conflict of interest... sometimes. Attorney Steve Ryan explains it for us.
Days after landing a $21 million contract with Agriculture, SAIC has gotten a new contract.
The Pentagon has been telling Congress for years it doesn\'t want the F136 alternative engine for the F35 fighter jet, because it costs too much money.