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GSA renegotiates IAE to facilitate transparency goals
The agency is looking to make its spending data more transparent by renegotiating one of its top grants contracts.
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GSA human capital contract open for business
The contract will help agencies that need flexible procurement solutions for human capital development and optimization.
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GSA posts Transactional Data Reporting vendor training, FAQ
Subject matter experts go over what, when and where of price data vendors must report under the new rule implemented to streamline the federal supplies procurement process.
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Navy sets GSA’s OASIS as main source for professional services
The Department of the Navy’s Naval Supply Systems Command signed a memorandum of understanding to use OASIS contracts for services like engineering, scientific and logistics services.
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GSA facilities contract first awarded best-in-class status
The building maintenance and operations contract has been recognized as a premium vehicle for optimizing and managing spending in the facilities and construction category.
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Roth talks about how TTS will update GSA
Innovation may be a buzzword commonly bandied about the federal government, but for GSA Administrator Denise Turner Roth, it’s an ideal.
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GSA Schedule 70 adds four tech classifications for cybersecurity
The IT Schedule 70 program office will work with DHS and OMB to provide agencies with an evolving array of Highly Adaptive Cybersecurity Services.
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GSA adds Schedule 70 to new direct costs rule
The agency introduced a proposed rule to add items to MAS, including IT.
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Average FedRAMP authorization costs $2.25M
A recent FedRAMP blog post looked at the costs for several cloud service providers, calculating category baselines for pre-FedRAMP Accelerated vendors.
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GSA’s Tech Day rolls out the welcome mat for industry
The agency had a simple message for its first Technology Industry Day: We’re ready to do business.
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GSA renegotiates IAE to facilitate transparency goals
The agency is looking to make its spending data more transparent by renegotiating one of its top grants contracts.
-
GSA human capital contract open for business
The contract will help agencies that need flexible procurement solutions for human capital development and optimization.
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GSA posts Transactional Data Reporting vendor training, FAQ
Subject matter experts go over what, when and where of price data vendors must report under the new rule implemented to streamline the federal supplies procurement process.
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Navy sets GSA’s OASIS as main source for professional services
The Department of the Navy’s Naval Supply Systems Command signed a memorandum of understanding to use OASIS contracts for services like engineering, scientific and logistics services.
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GSA facilities contract first awarded best-in-class status
The building maintenance and operations contract has been recognized as a premium vehicle for optimizing and managing spending in the facilities and construction category.
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Roth talks about how TTS will update GSA
Innovation may be a buzzword commonly bandied about the federal government, but for GSA Administrator Denise Turner Roth, it’s an ideal.
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GSA Schedule 70 adds four tech classifications for cybersecurity
The IT Schedule 70 program office will work with DHS and OMB to provide agencies with an evolving array of Highly Adaptive Cybersecurity Services.
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GSA adds Schedule 70 to new direct costs rule
The agency introduced a proposed rule to add items to MAS, including IT.
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Average FedRAMP authorization costs $2.25M
A recent FedRAMP blog post looked at the costs for several cloud service providers, calculating category baselines for pre-FedRAMP Accelerated vendors.
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GSA’s Tech Day rolls out the welcome mat for industry
The agency had a simple message for its first Technology Industry Day: We’re ready to do business.
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GSA renegotiates IAE to facilitate transparency goals
The agency is looking to make its spending data more transparent by renegotiating one of its top grants contracts.
-
GSA human capital contract open for business
The contract will help agencies that need flexible procurement solutions for human capital development and optimization.
-
GSA posts Transactional Data Reporting vendor training, FAQ
Subject matter experts go over what, when and where of price data vendors must report under the new rule implemented to streamline the federal supplies procurement process.
-
Navy sets GSA’s OASIS as main source for professional services
The Department of the Navy’s Naval Supply Systems Command signed a memorandum of understanding to use OASIS contracts for services like engineering, scientific and logistics services.
-
GSA facilities contract first awarded best-in-class status
The building maintenance and operations contract has been recognized as a premium vehicle for optimizing and managing spending in the facilities and construction category.
-
Roth talks about how TTS will update GSA
Innovation may be a buzzword commonly bandied about the federal government, but for GSA Administrator Denise Turner Roth, it’s an ideal.
-
GSA Schedule 70 adds four tech classifications for cybersecurity
The IT Schedule 70 program office will work with DHS and OMB to provide agencies with an evolving array of Highly Adaptive Cybersecurity Services.
-
GSA adds Schedule 70 to new direct costs rule
The agency introduced a proposed rule to add items to MAS, including IT.
-
Average FedRAMP authorization costs $2.25M
A recent FedRAMP blog post looked at the costs for several cloud service providers, calculating category baselines for pre-FedRAMP Accelerated vendors.
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GSA’s Tech Day rolls out the welcome mat for industry
The agency had a simple message for its first Technology Industry Day: We’re ready to do business.
