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New law codifies best practices for federal property management
Signed into law by President Obama, the Federal Property Management Reform Act of 2016 will provide uniform guidance for agency property managers to inventory property, ensure strategies for property management and dispose of real estate.
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Agencies, industry invited to explore mobile services strategic road map
The Mobile Services Category Team has been established to devise a governmentwide plan to increase efficiency and savings when acquiring mobile devices, plans and tools for an increasing anywhere, anytime federal workforce.
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GSA wants feedback on reopening Multiple Award Schedule 75 for new offers
The General Services Administration has issued a request for information in regard to plans to accept new offers on office products and supplies in fiscal 2017 under a new Special Item Number.
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Dems say Trump must divest from DC hotel, citing GSA
The government says Donald Trump must divest all financial interests in his splashy new Washington hotel or be in breach of his lease the moment he becomes president next month, House Democrats said Wednesday.
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Last chance to give feedback on health IT offerings for GSA/DHA eTool
The Defense Health Agency and General Services Administration are looking for value-added insight from industry partners in regard to new health IT software and services being added to a web-based system to simplify and expedite best-fitting contract vehicles.
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GSA finalizes value-driven human capital, HR systems contracts
The General Services Administration has declared a set of small business opportunities “open for business,” completing the Human Capital and Training Solutions vehicles and a contract for human resources technology services.
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GSA accepting Spring 2017 Presidential Innovation Fellows applications
The General Services Administration-administered Presidential Innovation Fellows program is searching for innovators and technologists interested in taking a 12-month “tour of duty” to fast-track digital tool development for citizen-centric government initiatives.
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Federal Acquisition Service reports progress on Transactional Data Reporting rule
The GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service continues to move forward on integrating its rule to capture data, drive taxpayer savings and reduce burdens on industry partners.
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GSA Federal Acquisition Service looks at 2016 transformations
FAS Commissioner Tom Sharpe has chronicled the organization’s fiscal 2016 achievements, which include the conclusion of a set of three-year goals.
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New TTS commissioner explains why he left Silicon Valley for the GSA
Rob Cook, a former private sector computer graphics software engineer and pioneering executive, says he became commissioner of GSA’s Technology Transformation Service to promote technology that makes lives easier and government more approachable and efficient.
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New law codifies best practices for federal property management
Signed into law by President Obama, the Federal Property Management Reform Act of 2016 will provide uniform guidance for agency property managers to inventory property, ensure strategies for property management and dispose of real estate.
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Agencies, industry invited to explore mobile services strategic road map
The Mobile Services Category Team has been established to devise a governmentwide plan to increase efficiency and savings when acquiring mobile devices, plans and tools for an increasing anywhere, anytime federal workforce.
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GSA wants feedback on reopening Multiple Award Schedule 75 for new offers
The General Services Administration has issued a request for information in regard to plans to accept new offers on office products and supplies in fiscal 2017 under a new Special Item Number.
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Dems say Trump must divest from DC hotel, citing GSA
The government says Donald Trump must divest all financial interests in his splashy new Washington hotel or be in breach of his lease the moment he becomes president next month, House Democrats said Wednesday.
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Last chance to give feedback on health IT offerings for GSA/DHA eTool
The Defense Health Agency and General Services Administration are looking for value-added insight from industry partners in regard to new health IT software and services being added to a web-based system to simplify and expedite best-fitting contract vehicles.
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GSA finalizes value-driven human capital, HR systems contracts
The General Services Administration has declared a set of small business opportunities “open for business,” completing the Human Capital and Training Solutions vehicles and a contract for human resources technology services.
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GSA accepting Spring 2017 Presidential Innovation Fellows applications
The General Services Administration-administered Presidential Innovation Fellows program is searching for innovators and technologists interested in taking a 12-month “tour of duty” to fast-track digital tool development for citizen-centric government initiatives.
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Federal Acquisition Service reports progress on Transactional Data Reporting rule
The GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service continues to move forward on integrating its rule to capture data, drive taxpayer savings and reduce burdens on industry partners.
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GSA Federal Acquisition Service looks at 2016 transformations
FAS Commissioner Tom Sharpe has chronicled the organization’s fiscal 2016 achievements, which include the conclusion of a set of three-year goals.
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New TTS commissioner explains why he left Silicon Valley for the GSA
Rob Cook, a former private sector computer graphics software engineer and pioneering executive, says he became commissioner of GSA’s Technology Transformation Service to promote technology that makes lives easier and government more approachable and efficient.
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New law codifies best practices for federal property management
Signed into law by President Obama, the Federal Property Management Reform Act of 2016 will provide uniform guidance for agency property managers to inventory property, ensure strategies for property management and dispose of real estate.
-
Agencies, industry invited to explore mobile services strategic road map
The Mobile Services Category Team has been established to devise a governmentwide plan to increase efficiency and savings when acquiring mobile devices, plans and tools for an increasing anywhere, anytime federal workforce.
-
GSA wants feedback on reopening Multiple Award Schedule 75 for new offers
The General Services Administration has issued a request for information in regard to plans to accept new offers on office products and supplies in fiscal 2017 under a new Special Item Number.
-
Dems say Trump must divest from DC hotel, citing GSA
The government says Donald Trump must divest all financial interests in his splashy new Washington hotel or be in breach of his lease the moment he becomes president next month, House Democrats said Wednesday.
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Last chance to give feedback on health IT offerings for GSA/DHA eTool
The Defense Health Agency and General Services Administration are looking for value-added insight from industry partners in regard to new health IT software and services being added to a web-based system to simplify and expedite best-fitting contract vehicles.
-
GSA finalizes value-driven human capital, HR systems contracts
The General Services Administration has declared a set of small business opportunities “open for business,” completing the Human Capital and Training Solutions vehicles and a contract for human resources technology services.
-
GSA accepting Spring 2017 Presidential Innovation Fellows applications
The General Services Administration-administered Presidential Innovation Fellows program is searching for innovators and technologists interested in taking a 12-month “tour of duty” to fast-track digital tool development for citizen-centric government initiatives.
-
Federal Acquisition Service reports progress on Transactional Data Reporting rule
The GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service continues to move forward on integrating its rule to capture data, drive taxpayer savings and reduce burdens on industry partners.
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GSA Federal Acquisition Service looks at 2016 transformations
FAS Commissioner Tom Sharpe has chronicled the organization’s fiscal 2016 achievements, which include the conclusion of a set of three-year goals.
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New TTS commissioner explains why he left Silicon Valley for the GSA
Rob Cook, a former private sector computer graphics software engineer and pioneering executive, says he became commissioner of GSA’s Technology Transformation Service to promote technology that makes lives easier and government more approachable and efficient.
