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Buyers in the Defense Department who bundle small contracts into larger ones will have to post their actions on the Web. Bundling is the subject of a new interim rule. Roger Waldron, Counsel at the law firm Mayer Brown, explains.
Steve Kempf talks with DorobekInsider about what he hopes to accomplish as head of GSA\'s FAS.
Larry Allen of the Coalition for Government Procurement tells us more.
The State Department\'s plan to use private contractors in Iraq after after the troops withdraw next year is ‘not adequate,\' according to a report issued Monday.
This week, host Larry Allen talks with Bill Gormley, President & CEO of the Washington Management Group. July 13, 2010
HP receives deal that could be for up to five years and worth up to $3 billion. Navy continues to develop follow-on contract, NGEN.
Several U.S. firms have not paid Afghan subcontractors for work those employees did in Afghanistan
OMB issues a fact sheet detailing successes across the government. Agencies are using fewer risky contracts and achieving more competition. One expert, however, wonders if the insourcing initiative is part of the reason for the changes.
Congress called on the Pentagon to develop a more agile or rapid acquisition process in the 2010 Defense authorization law. The military wants to model its approach after the one used for the B-52 bomber where the goal is smaller and incremental changes made over time.
This week, host Larry Allen talks with Kevin Lynch, president of the National Industries for the Blind. Encore Presentation
Most mid- and small agencies missed the June 1 deadline to choose the Networx carrier to implement Managed Trusted IP Services. Some say part of the reason for the missed mandate is because GSA and DHS have approved only one MTIPS provider so far. OMB still wants agencies to have all traffic going through a TIC access point by Jan. 31.
A possible price crunch coming to the Federal contracting world is raising eyebrows in the vendor community.