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State Department will begin including a clause in contracts to ensure that vendors are explicitly informed up front of requirements for contractor cooperation with its Office of Inspector General.
Defense Department announced a single-award IDIQ approach to execute a contract lasting up to 10-years, for potentially billions of dollars in IT infrastructure services.
From reauthorization and reorganizations of the Homeland Security Department to whistleblower protections, security clearances and burrowing, these bills are worth keeping an eye on as the Senate debates, amends and votes on them.
DoD releases a draft solicitation and holds an industry day to talk about its new initiative to move to commercial cloud services.
The Defense Department's new chief management officer is looking for "immediate wins" in cutting bureucratic inefficiency, starting with more reliance on shared services.
After three years of reforms, Congress is getting its report card from the military.
The Section 809 Panel asked contractors and contracting officers what bugged them the most about long-lasting regulations.
The Federal Acquisition Service is developing a new special item number (SIN) for order level materials on service contracts.
The Air Force is making some of the authorities in its rapid capabilities office usable on a broader scale.
Lou Anne Brossman and Anne Marie Clark, members of the faculty at Government Marketing University, discuss content marketing, media and public relations, and the role of subject matter experts, when they join host Mark Amtower on this week's Amtower Off Center. March 5, 2018
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is spending billions of dollars on research into new models of care delivery
Richard Beutel, founder of Cyrrus Analytics and an acquisition policy expert, makes the case for why OTAs are an important supplement to the current procurement system.
Procurement attorney Joseph Petrillo outlines a case where one contracting company complains about multiple award contracts.
Each component within the Homeland Security Department applies standards differently when determining whether contractor personnel are fit to work on behalf of the agency.