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Ban on LGBT discrimination among contractors begins
The executive order applies to federal contractors who do over $10,000 in federal business a year.
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84 contracts awarded on rereleased SEWP V
After updated selection process, four companies added to NASA’s GWAC.
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Defense Department spending drops $24 billion in 2014
Federal contract spending fell another $17 billion – or 3.7 percent – in 2014 and down 17 percent since 2011.
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GSA launches contractor greenhouse gas reporting pilot
The voluntary program will also ask some of GSA’s largest vendors to reduce their overall greenhouse gas emissions.
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DoD’s Better Buying Power to add cyber
A draft version of the document lacked cyber as a category. Frank Kendall promises the final version will address it.
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Pentagon acquisition reforms begin to pay off
Source: 69 percent of the Pentagon’s programs are now beating their baselines for unit costs.
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Army agrees to spend $500 million a year through OASIS
The Army will amp up its use of the General Services Administration’s OASIS contract – to the tune of $500 million a year – according to a new memo.
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New rule proposes price transparency in GSA contracts
Contractors would have to report prices paid data for all General Services Administration contract vehicles, the agency wrote in a proposed rule.
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Networx contract vehicle gets three-year extension
The move is intended to give agencies more flexibility during the transition to NS2020 EIS.
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PSC wants Obama to rescind contractor crackdown order
President Obama should rescind an executive order that attempts to crack down on federal contractors who violate labor laws, the PSC said.
-
Ban on LGBT discrimination among contractors begins
The executive order applies to federal contractors who do over $10,000 in federal business a year.
-
84 contracts awarded on rereleased SEWP V
After updated selection process, four companies added to NASA’s GWAC.
-
Defense Department spending drops $24 billion in 2014
Federal contract spending fell another $17 billion – or 3.7 percent – in 2014 and down 17 percent since 2011.
-
GSA launches contractor greenhouse gas reporting pilot
The voluntary program will also ask some of GSA’s largest vendors to reduce their overall greenhouse gas emissions.
-
DoD’s Better Buying Power to add cyber
A draft version of the document lacked cyber as a category. Frank Kendall promises the final version will address it.
-
Pentagon acquisition reforms begin to pay off
Source: 69 percent of the Pentagon’s programs are now beating their baselines for unit costs.
-
Army agrees to spend $500 million a year through OASIS
The Army will amp up its use of the General Services Administration’s OASIS contract – to the tune of $500 million a year – according to a new memo.
-
New rule proposes price transparency in GSA contracts
Contractors would have to report prices paid data for all General Services Administration contract vehicles, the agency wrote in a proposed rule.
-
Networx contract vehicle gets three-year extension
The move is intended to give agencies more flexibility during the transition to NS2020 EIS.
-
PSC wants Obama to rescind contractor crackdown order
President Obama should rescind an executive order that attempts to crack down on federal contractors who violate labor laws, the PSC said.
-
Ban on LGBT discrimination among contractors begins
The executive order applies to federal contractors who do over $10,000 in federal business a year.
-
84 contracts awarded on rereleased SEWP V
After updated selection process, four companies added to NASA’s GWAC.
-
Defense Department spending drops $24 billion in 2014
Federal contract spending fell another $17 billion – or 3.7 percent – in 2014 and down 17 percent since 2011.
-
GSA launches contractor greenhouse gas reporting pilot
The voluntary program will also ask some of GSA’s largest vendors to reduce their overall greenhouse gas emissions.
-
DoD’s Better Buying Power to add cyber
A draft version of the document lacked cyber as a category. Frank Kendall promises the final version will address it.
-
Pentagon acquisition reforms begin to pay off
Source: 69 percent of the Pentagon’s programs are now beating their baselines for unit costs.
-
Army agrees to spend $500 million a year through OASIS
The Army will amp up its use of the General Services Administration’s OASIS contract – to the tune of $500 million a year – according to a new memo.
-
New rule proposes price transparency in GSA contracts
Contractors would have to report prices paid data for all General Services Administration contract vehicles, the agency wrote in a proposed rule.
-
Networx contract vehicle gets three-year extension
The move is intended to give agencies more flexibility during the transition to NS2020 EIS.
-
PSC wants Obama to rescind contractor crackdown order
President Obama should rescind an executive order that attempts to crack down on federal contractors who violate labor laws, the PSC said.
