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GSA wants industry comments on cybersecurity SIN
The proposed special item number would give cybersecurity a special place on IT Schedule 70.
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Roth confirmed as GSA head
Denise Turner Roth, acting GSA Administrator since February, has been confirmed by the Senate to officially lead the agency.
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GSA announces first in new set of commodity IT BPAs
New approach looks to take advantage of bulk pricing for IT hardware, like computer monitors.
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Cloud, big data survive category cuts on Alliant II
Updated RFI reduces the number of leading edge categories and asks industry for feedback on definitions.
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New OASIS dashboard breaks down $215M in sales
Program office hopes industry uses new dashboard to make better decisions about selling services on the GWAC.
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Cloud providers settle with feds for $75.5M
Two CSPs agreed to settle overcharging claims after being exposed by a whistleblower.
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18F builds agile contract for agile development
The agile software development team is in the final stages of creating a new BPA for agile delivery services.
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Senators push to prevent federal charge card abuse
A bill would make it harder for feds to pay for inappropriate purchases using government cards.
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GSA wants more rooftop solar panels in Washington, D.C.
New solicitation includes Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Treasury Department buildings as possible locations.
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Schedule 70 adding sections for health IT, cybersecurity
GSA’s IT vehicle will be getting two new special item numbers this year.
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GSA wants industry comments on cybersecurity SIN
The proposed special item number would give cybersecurity a special place on IT Schedule 70.
-
Roth confirmed as GSA head
Denise Turner Roth, acting GSA Administrator since February, has been confirmed by the Senate to officially lead the agency.
-
GSA announces first in new set of commodity IT BPAs
New approach looks to take advantage of bulk pricing for IT hardware, like computer monitors.
-
Cloud, big data survive category cuts on Alliant II
Updated RFI reduces the number of leading edge categories and asks industry for feedback on definitions.
-
New OASIS dashboard breaks down $215M in sales
Program office hopes industry uses new dashboard to make better decisions about selling services on the GWAC.
-
Cloud providers settle with feds for $75.5M
Two CSPs agreed to settle overcharging claims after being exposed by a whistleblower.
-
18F builds agile contract for agile development
The agile software development team is in the final stages of creating a new BPA for agile delivery services.
-
Senators push to prevent federal charge card abuse
A bill would make it harder for feds to pay for inappropriate purchases using government cards.
-
GSA wants more rooftop solar panels in Washington, D.C.
New solicitation includes Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Treasury Department buildings as possible locations.
-
Schedule 70 adding sections for health IT, cybersecurity
GSA’s IT vehicle will be getting two new special item numbers this year.
-
GSA wants industry comments on cybersecurity SIN
The proposed special item number would give cybersecurity a special place on IT Schedule 70.
-
Roth confirmed as GSA head
Denise Turner Roth, acting GSA Administrator since February, has been confirmed by the Senate to officially lead the agency.
-
GSA announces first in new set of commodity IT BPAs
New approach looks to take advantage of bulk pricing for IT hardware, like computer monitors.
-
Cloud, big data survive category cuts on Alliant II
Updated RFI reduces the number of leading edge categories and asks industry for feedback on definitions.
-
New OASIS dashboard breaks down $215M in sales
Program office hopes industry uses new dashboard to make better decisions about selling services on the GWAC.
-
Cloud providers settle with feds for $75.5M
Two CSPs agreed to settle overcharging claims after being exposed by a whistleblower.
-
18F builds agile contract for agile development
The agile software development team is in the final stages of creating a new BPA for agile delivery services.
-
Senators push to prevent federal charge card abuse
A bill would make it harder for feds to pay for inappropriate purchases using government cards.
-
GSA wants more rooftop solar panels in Washington, D.C.
New solicitation includes Bureau of Engraving and Printing, Treasury Department buildings as possible locations.
-
Schedule 70 adding sections for health IT, cybersecurity
GSA’s IT vehicle will be getting two new special item numbers this year.
