by Global Services | Feb 3, 2015 | GS - Blog
By: Steven Koprince The limitations on subcontracting would undergo sweeping changes under a recent SBA proposal. On December 29, the SBA issued a proposed rule to enact the changes implemented by Congress in the National Defense Authorization Act of 2013–including a...
by Global Services | Jan 21, 2015 | GS - Blog
As we move into 2015 many business development and capture managers begin to think to themselves, “what can I do differently or better?” to increase my organization’s opportunities within the federal market. The best answer to this question is to stick with what...
by Global Services | Jan 6, 2015 | GS - Blog
As the New Year approaches many will reflect and make changes to try and make 2015 better. The VA Federal Supply Schedule Service is looking to do the same. (Sister to the GSA Schedules program, the VA Schedules focus on Medical Commodities and Services, as well as...
by Global Services | Dec 10, 2014 | GS - Blog
Anne Rung of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy recently announced a new model for a 3-pronged acquisition improvement plan. Her changes will focus on three areas: category management, acquisition workface talent development, stronger vendor relationships. Here...
by Global Services | Nov 13, 2014 | GS - Blog
The market research firm, Deltek, recently released its compilation of the largest 20 contracts expected to be released for competitive bidding over the next year. These 20 contracts have an estimated combined valued of approximately $206B. The list is interesting in...
by Global Services | Oct 27, 2014 | GS - Blog
Federal Times has an article up discussing how the OASIS contract may be signaling a new era of reinvention for the GSA. This new contract will be a part of the agency’s current effort change the way it handles its contracts. It also shows a drive at the GSA to work...
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