The rumor has been buzzing for days, but it is seeming increasingly true: GSA’s John Johnson may just retire from government service. I have all-but confirmation coming from both industry and government sources. Johnson is…
House panel to take shot at fixing long-standing problems.
Tyree Varnado, Deputy Commissioner Federal Acquisition Service Gary Feit, Assistant Commissioner Office of Customer Accounts and Research General Services Administration March 24th, 2009
Here\'s the tricky part: finding, not just following, the leader
Procurement and contracting have been hot-button issues in the federal space lately. The President has pledged to reform the system, but a new administrator for federal procurement policy has yet to be named. Angela Styles…
Proper implementation of Chief Management Officer is key to improvements
The employee-free-choice act, or “card check” is the proposed legislation that would eliminate secret-ballot elections in the process used to form workplace unions. But how would it affect local federal contractors? Bobbie Kilberg is President…
There are a lot of opinions on how the defense procurement process could be reformed. The House Armed Services Committee has formed a bi-partisan panel to deal with the issue, and there is a bill…
Opportunity name:Information Technology Support Services IV (ITSS IV)
Complaint filed accusing EMC Corp. of failing to disclose its commercial pricing practices during negotiation of its GSA contracts and of providing improper payments
GSA looking at Web 2.0, green IT to help agencies, improve services
INPUT has combed through the massive economic stimulus package looking for opportunities companies may have to do business with the federal government. Timothy Dowd, Chief Executive Officer at INPUT, tells us what he’s found.
In a notice on FedBizOpps.gov, GSA says as of now the contract will include two levels with four functional areas in each level.