Limitations on Subcontracting: SBA Proposes Sweeping Changes By Steven Koprince Posted to Smallgovcon.com on January 5, 2014 The limitations on subcontracting would undergo sweeping changes under a recent SBA proposal. On December 29, the SBA issued a proposed rule to … Continued
GSA wants to make it easier for agencies to buy agile By Jack Moore for Nextgov.com January 8, 2015 Federal agencies are increasingly looking for ways to shake up the often sluggish process of buying information technology. And if … Continued
NAICS Codes & SAM: Listing Solicitation’s Code Not Required By Steven Koprince Posted to Smallgovcon.com on December 29, 2014 Contrary to a common misconception, a contractor need not list the solicitation’s NAICS code in its SAM profile in order to … Continued
Taking Category Management Government-Wide Posted to OMBlog by Anne Rung and Tom Sharpe on January 07, 2015 at 04:31 PM EST In December, the Strategic Sourcing Leadership Council (SSLC), comprised of the seven largest and highest-spending agencies, took a major … Continued
The 10 Categories Where Federal Agencies Spend the Most on Contracting By Eric Katz, Government Executive.com January 8, 2015 For the last several months, the Obama administration has trumpeted its initiative to simplify the federal acquisition process. The main … Continued
Family Relationships & Affiliation: SBA Proposes Clarifications By Steven Koprince January 7, 2014 The SBA’s regulations regarding affiliation between companies controlled by close family members would be clarified under a proposed rule introduced on December 29. Under the SBA’s … Continued
For Greenleaf Services Inc., taking care of government grounds is an honor By Abigail Scott UDaily January 6, 2014 For those who serve in the military, there is no greater honor than to be buried alongside fellow soldiers in Arlington … Continued
FAS Consolidating MAS Professional Services offerings GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service (FAS) is in the process of consolidating its Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) services offerings in an effort to improve usability and reduce costs. As of September 2014, there over 4,400 … Continued
NCAIED Facilitating High-Level Government Contract Training, Starts With Navajo Nation The National Center for American Indian Enterprise Development’s Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC) hosted a specialized Defense accounting training for the Navajo Nation in Window Rock, Arizona. The session focused … Continued
