Section 876

2022: The year in procurement

Federal News Network Executive Editor Jason Miller takes a look back at the key procurement events and trends of 2022, and what’s ahead in 2023.

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Patricia Lake

Key procurement developments in 2022

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GSA’s busy 2022 so far: Inflation, 876 and a new strategy

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40 lawmakers call for 5% increase in Defense budget

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FILE - In this Nov. 10, 2020, file photo the General Services Administration building is seen, Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2020, in Washington. An agency little known outside Washington, the General Services Administration, has held off on recognizing President-elect Joe Biden as the president-elect, denying him access to the money, offices and machinery routinely afforded to the incoming team. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, File)

GSA claims success of TDR pilot, but industry experts not sold

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Patricia Lake

A procurement potpourri

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The key procurement issues in 2021

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GSA’s Murphy opens up about her ascertainment decision, 3 years of successes, challenges

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Compliance requirements that are shaping federal procurement

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The key issues impacting federal procurement

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10 tantalizing topics testing procurement in the new fiscal year

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Section 876 – GSA takes welcome steps towards innovation

This August, GSA took two significant, interconnected steps towards increasing competition and access to the commercial market through its government-wide…

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The next steps in schedules consolidation – towards frictionless, best value acquisition

This month marked a major milestone for the Federal Supply Schedule program as the General Services Administration and FSS contractors entered the third…

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