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GSA budget boosts federal construction
The administration wants to cut office space with more efficient buildings.
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Category management could improve GSA contracting
The Strategic Sourcing Leadership Council has approved 17 total categories: 10 non-defense and 7 defense related.
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Denise Turner Roth takes the helm at GSA
Denise Turner Roth has been appointed the new acting administrator at the General Services Administration.
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New database shows prices paid on Alliant contracts
New prices-paid tool available exclusively to federal employees.
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Report: Agencies must act soon to transform acquisition workforce
The federal acquisition workforce is in the midst of a once-in-a-lifetime generational transition – and agencies are missing out, according to a new study
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FedBid splits: Former procurement chief named CEO
Reverse-auction company FedBid will split into two companies – one focusing on federal agencies and the other on the private sector – the company said Jan. 20.
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GSA administrator Dan Tangherlini to resign
The head of the General Services Administration will be stepping down Feb. 13, according to a letter to employees.
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GSA’s new office supplies contract open for business
The General Services Administration’s latest generation of its strategically sourced office supplies contract will save agencies money and time.
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GSA wants input on fixing Multiple Award Schedules
GSA eyes a January start to solicit opinions on the FAR and GSAR, including the MAS.
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Can industry help measure contractor risk?
The government wants to learn what abilities industry has to help with contractor due diligence.
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GSA budget boosts federal construction
The administration wants to cut office space with more efficient buildings.
-
Category management could improve GSA contracting
The Strategic Sourcing Leadership Council has approved 17 total categories: 10 non-defense and 7 defense related.
-
Denise Turner Roth takes the helm at GSA
Denise Turner Roth has been appointed the new acting administrator at the General Services Administration.
-
New database shows prices paid on Alliant contracts
New prices-paid tool available exclusively to federal employees.
-
Report: Agencies must act soon to transform acquisition workforce
The federal acquisition workforce is in the midst of a once-in-a-lifetime generational transition – and agencies are missing out, according to a new study
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FedBid splits: Former procurement chief named CEO
Reverse-auction company FedBid will split into two companies – one focusing on federal agencies and the other on the private sector – the company said Jan. 20.
-
GSA administrator Dan Tangherlini to resign
The head of the General Services Administration will be stepping down Feb. 13, according to a letter to employees.
-
GSA’s new office supplies contract open for business
The General Services Administration’s latest generation of its strategically sourced office supplies contract will save agencies money and time.
-
GSA wants input on fixing Multiple Award Schedules
GSA eyes a January start to solicit opinions on the FAR and GSAR, including the MAS.
-
Can industry help measure contractor risk?
The government wants to learn what abilities industry has to help with contractor due diligence.
-
GSA budget boosts federal construction
The administration wants to cut office space with more efficient buildings.
-
Category management could improve GSA contracting
The Strategic Sourcing Leadership Council has approved 17 total categories: 10 non-defense and 7 defense related.
-
Denise Turner Roth takes the helm at GSA
Denise Turner Roth has been appointed the new acting administrator at the General Services Administration.
-
New database shows prices paid on Alliant contracts
New prices-paid tool available exclusively to federal employees.
-
Report: Agencies must act soon to transform acquisition workforce
The federal acquisition workforce is in the midst of a once-in-a-lifetime generational transition – and agencies are missing out, according to a new study
-
FedBid splits: Former procurement chief named CEO
Reverse-auction company FedBid will split into two companies – one focusing on federal agencies and the other on the private sector – the company said Jan. 20.
-
GSA administrator Dan Tangherlini to resign
The head of the General Services Administration will be stepping down Feb. 13, according to a letter to employees.
-
GSA’s new office supplies contract open for business
The General Services Administration’s latest generation of its strategically sourced office supplies contract will save agencies money and time.
-
GSA wants input on fixing Multiple Award Schedules
GSA eyes a January start to solicit opinions on the FAR and GSAR, including the MAS.
-
Can industry help measure contractor risk?
The government wants to learn what abilities industry has to help with contractor due diligence.
