An IBM settlement is reshaping how contractors look at DEI compliance
“The other headline that kind of grabbed that is the settlement was over $17 million,” Sheila Abron said.
“The other headline that kind of grabbed that is the settlement was over $17 million,” Sheila Abron said.
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Experts say the new EO’s requirements could add time and friction to the acquisition process at a time when the administration is trying to reduce complexity.
Unnecessary contract duplication increases bid and proposal, contract administration and management costs for government and industry.
The rewiring is underway. The question now is whether industry — and the government itself — will rise to meet it.
“The actual impact on taxpayer services remains unknown currently, but I think that IRS is resilient,” said LaToya George.
This week on Off the Shelf, host Roger Waldron speaks with Jeff Koses, senior procurement executive at the General Services Administration.
Although small businesses account for more than 70% of all DoD suppliers, many are discovering gaps in their CMMC readiness as enforcement approaches.
A GAO review found DCSA has struggled to keep pace with the required number of industrial security reviews, as its personnel vetting mission expanded.
Michael Guetlein, Golden Dome’s program manager, said that space-based interceptors might not make it into the final design due to high costs.