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For the first time in U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services history, employees will all be under one roof — in about three years.
Continuing resolutions don't mean contractors or their agency customers should sit on their hands. There's work to be done.
The Government Accountability Office plans to start assessing a fee for vendors filing complaints in March 2018.
The General Services Administration awarded 70 veteran-owned small businesses a spot on a governmentwide IT services contract.
Indefinite-delivery, indefinite quantity contracts with multiple contractors are supposed to make competition easier. Sometimes the opposite happens.
The House Science, Space and Technology subcommittee on Oversight promises to hold more hearings on the cybersecurity threat of Kaspersky Lab products to the government.
It's designed to develop and purchase large, expensive weapons systems while holding to the tenets of competition, transparency and integrity, but that means it can’t keep up with cybersecurity defense.
The Defense Department says it wants to begin a new era of open communications with industry, seeking input to improve defense acquisitions.
Enlightened Inc. Business Development Manager Patrick Novak, Fearless Solutions President Delali Dzirasa and the Small Business Administration's Mariana Pardo discuss how IT companies are taking advantage of the SBA's HUBZone program. October 24, 2017
What are some of the big issues facing contractors in FY 2018? Find out when Allen Federal Business Partners President Larry Allen and Washington Technology Editor in Chief Nick Wakeman join host Mark Amtower on this week's Amtower Off Center. October 23, 2017
A coalition of contractor groups have commented on proposed changes to solicitation provisions and contract clauses in D-FARS
The proposed rule should be out for public comment in the next 30-60 days.
Federal workers overwhelmingly list public service as one of their primary motivations for what they do. Contractors don’t.
Other Transaction Authority contracts are gaining popularity in the Pentagon and military services.