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DoD to create 20,000 new jobs to do insourced work

Feb 01, 2010
The Defense Department will get nearly 20,000 new civilian and military billets in 2011 to perform work now done by contractors.

GAO: Bid protests jump in 2009

Bid protests contesting federal contract awards jumped 20 percent in 2009, according to a new report.

2009: Putting the brakes on federal contracting

The Obama White House capped off a decade of unprecedented growth in government contracting by announcing plans to rein in that growth.

Government has poor count of contractors on battlefield

The government's inability to count contractors on the battlefield risks the security of U.S. troops, the Wartime Contracting Commission said Monday.

Reports question efficiency of contractors' drawdown in Iraq

Two reports released Monday question the efficiency of the drawdown of contractors in Iraq.
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DoD to create 20,000 new jobs to do insourced work

The Defense Department will get nearly 20,000 new civilian and military billets in 2011 to perform work now done by contractors. (1)

GAO: Bid protests jump in 2009

Bid protests contesting federal contract awards jumped 20 percent in 2009, according to a new report.

2009: Putting the brakes on federal contracting

The Obama White House capped off a decade of unprecedented growth in government contracting by announcing plans to rein in that growth.

Reports question efficiency of contractors' drawdown in Iraq

Two reports released Monday question the efficiency of the drawdown of contractors in Iraq.

Government has poor count of contractors on battlefield

The government's inability to count contractors on the battlefield risks the security of U.S. troops, the Wartime Contracting Commission said Monday.