By Douglas Burdett From Fire Support – Marketing for Defense Contractors As sweepstakes rules often state, “Many will enter, few will win.” The same applies to winning government contracts. But the winning contractors don’t place their odds on chance. They … Continued
DoD’s proposals aim to simplify ‘mindboggling’ acquisition rules By Jason Miller Federal News Radio January 29, 2015 The Defense Department submitted seven legislative proposals to Capitol Hill Wednesday to simplify the DoD acquisition process. But just don’t call them reforms, … Continued
Most contracting occurs where government lacks privity By Michael P. Fischetti, Executive Director of the National Contract Management Association (NCMA) Federal Times.com January 28, 2015 Of the over $500 billion per year spent contracting for everything from computers to carriers, … Continued
On February 5, 2015, the Small Business Administration (SBA) published a proposed new rule in the Federal Register for the purpose of amending existing regulations in order to implement provisions of the Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 and the FY13 National Defense Authorization Act. … Continued
Whittington, Shoemaker and Moody-Lund earn Certified Procurement Professional (CPP) designation For Immediate Release: The Association of Procurement Technical Assistance Centers is pleased to announce that Jennifer Whittington of the Northwest Louisiana Government Procurement Center, Christopher Shoemaker of the Missouri Procurement … Continued
Small Companies to Take on Bigger Contracts Under Proposed New Rule Jory Heckman Federal News Radio January 20, 2015 A new rule proposed by the Small Business Administration could help small companies team up to go after larger government contracts. … Continued
New Guard Video Highlights Economic Impact and PTAC Help The Missouri National Guard’s commitment to the people of Missouri goes beyond serving in times of emergency. In a recently produced video, the Guard highlights the important role it plays in … Continued
