Department of Homeland Security contractors will soon be able to submit all bids electronically — most are submitted on paper now — in one of the improvements department officials promised Thursday at DHS Industry Day in Washington.
The Air Force is close to opening competition on a new $21 billion aircraft training contract worth seven times as much as the contract it will replace.
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Federal delays in granting security clearances keep 10 percent to 20 percent of federal intelligence contractors from doing their intended work, wasting billions of dollars, a new report says.
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Three new contracting rules unveiled this week seek to curb bad procurement habits, such as using risky contract types and requiring brand-name products.
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Department of Homeland Security contractors will soon be able to submit all bids electronically — most are submitted on paper now — in one of the improvements department officials promised Thursday at DHS Industry Day in Washington.
The Air Force is close to opening competition on a new $21 billion aircraft training contract worth seven times as much as the contract it will replace.
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Federal delays in granting security clearances keep 10 percent to 20 percent of federal intelligence contractors from doing their intended work, wasting billions of dollars, a new report says.
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Three new contracting rules unveiled this week seek to curb bad procurement habits, such as using risky contract types and requiring brand-name products.
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