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Procurement reform is in the eye of the stakeholder
Before implementing new reforms to completely overhaul procurement, we should reflect upon both the historical context of the procurement process and the lessons we have learned over time.
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4 ways the NDAA could change your pay
The National Defense Authorization Act included four sections extending the authority for agency heads to waive pay and benefits caps for certain employees.
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Trump reportedly suggested the military pay for a border wall
Trump has been pushing behind closed doors for the Pentagon to pay for a wall between the U.S. and Mexico, according to a new report.
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Senate bill would force Postal Service retirees onto Medicare
The Postal Service Reform Act would require annuitants to enroll in Medicare alongside their standard health plans.
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Blockchain, AI and robotics: How future tech will simplify federal procurement
While markets and supply chains increase in complexity, thousands of contracting officers have an irrational dependency on legacy technologies that cause delays in awarding contracts, threatening the promise of fairness and openness in federal procurement.
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Federal discrimination commission receives $15M bump to address sexual harassment
A recent rise in the workload for sexual assault cases for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has resulted in a $15 million increase in commission appropriations.
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Feds want to buy off Amazon. But will that clash with acquisition regulations?
As the federal government moves closer to integrating commercial e-commerce platforms into acquisitions, questions remain about how those plans will address longstanding contracting requirements.
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Delivering digital government services using transaction contracting models
Agencies must work to make government more customer-focused, more efficient and more effective.
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How the US can put its OTA procurement process to best use
With proper transparency, the other transaction authority mechanism will allow the U.S. to stay several steps ahead of any adversary and benefit the procurement process.
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Bolton may herald rightward shift in Trump’s foreign policy
John Bolton, President Donald Trump’s incoming national security adviser — and his third to date — is a divisive foreign policy figure who was an unabashed supporter of the Iraq war and advocates regime change in Iran.
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Procurement reform is in the eye of the stakeholder
Before implementing new reforms to completely overhaul procurement, we should reflect upon both the historical context of the procurement process and the lessons we have learned over time.
-
4 ways the NDAA could change your pay
The National Defense Authorization Act included four sections extending the authority for agency heads to waive pay and benefits caps for certain employees.
-
Trump reportedly suggested the military pay for a border wall
Trump has been pushing behind closed doors for the Pentagon to pay for a wall between the U.S. and Mexico, according to a new report.
-
Senate bill would force Postal Service retirees onto Medicare
The Postal Service Reform Act would require annuitants to enroll in Medicare alongside their standard health plans.
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Blockchain, AI and robotics: How future tech will simplify federal procurement
While markets and supply chains increase in complexity, thousands of contracting officers have an irrational dependency on legacy technologies that cause delays in awarding contracts, threatening the promise of fairness and openness in federal procurement.
-
Federal discrimination commission receives $15M bump to address sexual harassment
A recent rise in the workload for sexual assault cases for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has resulted in a $15 million increase in commission appropriations.
-
Feds want to buy off Amazon. But will that clash with acquisition regulations?
As the federal government moves closer to integrating commercial e-commerce platforms into acquisitions, questions remain about how those plans will address longstanding contracting requirements.
-
Delivering digital government services using transaction contracting models
Agencies must work to make government more customer-focused, more efficient and more effective.
-
How the US can put its OTA procurement process to best use
With proper transparency, the other transaction authority mechanism will allow the U.S. to stay several steps ahead of any adversary and benefit the procurement process.
-
Bolton may herald rightward shift in Trump’s foreign policy
John Bolton, President Donald Trump’s incoming national security adviser — and his third to date — is a divisive foreign policy figure who was an unabashed supporter of the Iraq war and advocates regime change in Iran.
-
Procurement reform is in the eye of the stakeholder
Before implementing new reforms to completely overhaul procurement, we should reflect upon both the historical context of the procurement process and the lessons we have learned over time.
-
4 ways the NDAA could change your pay
The National Defense Authorization Act included four sections extending the authority for agency heads to waive pay and benefits caps for certain employees.
-
Trump reportedly suggested the military pay for a border wall
Trump has been pushing behind closed doors for the Pentagon to pay for a wall between the U.S. and Mexico, according to a new report.
-
Senate bill would force Postal Service retirees onto Medicare
The Postal Service Reform Act would require annuitants to enroll in Medicare alongside their standard health plans.
-
Blockchain, AI and robotics: How future tech will simplify federal procurement
While markets and supply chains increase in complexity, thousands of contracting officers have an irrational dependency on legacy technologies that cause delays in awarding contracts, threatening the promise of fairness and openness in federal procurement.
-
Federal discrimination commission receives $15M bump to address sexual harassment
A recent rise in the workload for sexual assault cases for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has resulted in a $15 million increase in commission appropriations.
-
Feds want to buy off Amazon. But will that clash with acquisition regulations?
As the federal government moves closer to integrating commercial e-commerce platforms into acquisitions, questions remain about how those plans will address longstanding contracting requirements.
-
Delivering digital government services using transaction contracting models
Agencies must work to make government more customer-focused, more efficient and more effective.
-
How the US can put its OTA procurement process to best use
With proper transparency, the other transaction authority mechanism will allow the U.S. to stay several steps ahead of any adversary and benefit the procurement process.
-
Bolton may herald rightward shift in Trump’s foreign policy
John Bolton, President Donald Trump’s incoming national security adviser — and his third to date — is a divisive foreign policy figure who was an unabashed supporter of the Iraq war and advocates regime change in Iran.
