The U.S. military’s system for moving household goods is entering its busiest time of the year amid significant uncertainty: It’s unclear precisely how service members’ belongings will get…
Of the 12 agencies running the Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer programs, only one has made significant progress to prevent or limit foreign adversaries…
Interview transcript: Terry Gerton: You’ve got an interesting story of two cases in the Federal Claims Court that derive from a rescinded [Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR)] rule. Let’s…
The second group of “consulting contractors” are coming under the General Services Administration’s microscope. A new set of 10 vendors have until Friday to submit data, analysis and…
The General Services Administration celebrated its OneGov Strategy like most new government initiatives with all the pomp and circumstance of a press release and a blog post. What…
This week on Off the Shelf, Tina Murphy, president & CEO of GHX, discusses commercial best practices in healthcare supply chain management. Tina Murphy, president & CEO, GHX Murphy…
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The Office of Personnel Management appears to be walking back the surprise sole-source contract award it made just a week ago for HR information technology services. On Friday,…
Considering the Trump administration’s procurement streamlining efforts, now is the time to revisit the concept of evergreen contracting (evergreen) under the General Services Administration’s (GSA) Multiple Award Schedule…
Federal contracting has experienced unprecedented change during the first 100 days of the Trump administration. Through the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) cuts and executive orders, the federal…