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Most of GSA’s $300M budget bump going to IT modernization
Most of the budget increase will set up a new IT procurement fund.
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First major award off GSA’s new health IT SIN
The Defense Health Agency has made the first major award using the new Health IT Services Special Item Number 132-56 on IT Schedule 70, and the Health IT Services SIN team will host a training webinar to introduce it to more agencies on June 13.
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Bipartisan bill hones in on feds abusing agency charge cards
Three senators have introduced legislation to help federal agencies identify patterns of government purchase and travel card misuse, analyzing that information to curb wasteful spending and leverage cost savings.
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5 Trump appointees join the General Services Administration
President Trump has appointed individuals to fill administrator, adviser, counsel and liaison roles in the General Services Administration.
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GSA readies the first civilian bug bounty program with new platform
18F said it had selected a SaaS provider to stand up TTS’s first ethical hacking platform.
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GSA, IT industry discuss building a better acquisition process
Mary Davie, assistant commissioner for the Office of Information Technology Category in GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service, recently met with over 50 IT services partners, and in a blog entry she touches on some topics where the acquisition process needs and could see improvement.
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GSA to offer new way to buy satellite tech
The agency plans to expand IT Schedule 70 with a new SIN exclusively devoted to Earth Observation Solutions.
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GSA rethinking how agencies buy contact center services, tech
Officials said they could soon have a new follow-on contract to provide contact center services to federal agencies.
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GSA wants help getting small agencies on new telecom contract
The agency is looking to industry for input on its plan to shift small agencies to its new telecommunications contract vehicle.
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4 initiatives agencies can do now to dodge Trump cuts
With agencies on the clock to craft reform plans, here are four things from OMB’s guidance that can be done now.
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Most of GSA’s $300M budget bump going to IT modernization
Most of the budget increase will set up a new IT procurement fund.
-
First major award off GSA’s new health IT SIN
The Defense Health Agency has made the first major award using the new Health IT Services Special Item Number 132-56 on IT Schedule 70, and the Health IT Services SIN team will host a training webinar to introduce it to more agencies on June 13.
-
Bipartisan bill hones in on feds abusing agency charge cards
Three senators have introduced legislation to help federal agencies identify patterns of government purchase and travel card misuse, analyzing that information to curb wasteful spending and leverage cost savings.
-
5 Trump appointees join the General Services Administration
President Trump has appointed individuals to fill administrator, adviser, counsel and liaison roles in the General Services Administration.
-
GSA readies the first civilian bug bounty program with new platform
18F said it had selected a SaaS provider to stand up TTS’s first ethical hacking platform.
-
GSA, IT industry discuss building a better acquisition process
Mary Davie, assistant commissioner for the Office of Information Technology Category in GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service, recently met with over 50 IT services partners, and in a blog entry she touches on some topics where the acquisition process needs and could see improvement.
-
GSA to offer new way to buy satellite tech
The agency plans to expand IT Schedule 70 with a new SIN exclusively devoted to Earth Observation Solutions.
-
GSA rethinking how agencies buy contact center services, tech
Officials said they could soon have a new follow-on contract to provide contact center services to federal agencies.
-
GSA wants help getting small agencies on new telecom contract
The agency is looking to industry for input on its plan to shift small agencies to its new telecommunications contract vehicle.
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4 initiatives agencies can do now to dodge Trump cuts
With agencies on the clock to craft reform plans, here are four things from OMB’s guidance that can be done now.
-
Most of GSA’s $300M budget bump going to IT modernization
Most of the budget increase will set up a new IT procurement fund.
-
First major award off GSA’s new health IT SIN
The Defense Health Agency has made the first major award using the new Health IT Services Special Item Number 132-56 on IT Schedule 70, and the Health IT Services SIN team will host a training webinar to introduce it to more agencies on June 13.
-
Bipartisan bill hones in on feds abusing agency charge cards
Three senators have introduced legislation to help federal agencies identify patterns of government purchase and travel card misuse, analyzing that information to curb wasteful spending and leverage cost savings.
-
5 Trump appointees join the General Services Administration
President Trump has appointed individuals to fill administrator, adviser, counsel and liaison roles in the General Services Administration.
-
GSA readies the first civilian bug bounty program with new platform
18F said it had selected a SaaS provider to stand up TTS’s first ethical hacking platform.
-
GSA, IT industry discuss building a better acquisition process
Mary Davie, assistant commissioner for the Office of Information Technology Category in GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service, recently met with over 50 IT services partners, and in a blog entry she touches on some topics where the acquisition process needs and could see improvement.
-
GSA to offer new way to buy satellite tech
The agency plans to expand IT Schedule 70 with a new SIN exclusively devoted to Earth Observation Solutions.
-
GSA rethinking how agencies buy contact center services, tech
Officials said they could soon have a new follow-on contract to provide contact center services to federal agencies.
-
GSA wants help getting small agencies on new telecom contract
The agency is looking to industry for input on its plan to shift small agencies to its new telecommunications contract vehicle.
-
4 initiatives agencies can do now to dodge Trump cuts
With agencies on the clock to craft reform plans, here are four things from OMB’s guidance that can be done now.
