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GSA drops final RFPs for $50B Alliant 2 contracts
Vendors have two months to submit proposals for a spot on GSA’s second generation IT services GWACs.
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How a 4-year plan for a GSA building swap went up in smoke
A new GAO report outlines how the agency’s plan to swap two federal buildings with the private sector ultimately fell apart.
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GSA buys new site for FBI’s central records complex
The site of the FBI’s new headquarters still might not be known, but its records will be moving to Frederick County, Va.
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GSA’s newest commissioner leaving office
Phaedra Chrousos, commissioner of GSA’s new Technology Transformation Service line, is leaving public service on July 15.
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Vendors could save millions with new GSA reporting requirement
The Transactional Data Reporting rule is a new step for federal contractors but also eliminates older, cumbersome requirements.
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DoD’s 4th Estate to use GSA’s OASIS contract vehicles
The DoD’s Procurement and Acquisition Policy office signed an agreement to use a streamlined contract vehicle on June 16.
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Roth touts TTS program at ACT-IAC keynote
In a conference that’s all about embracing innovation and technology, the GSA is still striving to be at the forefront.
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GSA awards 109 human capital contracts worth $11.5B
The agency rolled out a new category management procurement on May 16, awarding 109 human capital contracts to vendors.
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GSA adds health IT Special Item Number to Schedule 70
The agency sees a future so bright for health IT acquisition, it’s expanding Schedule 70.
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GSA pilot seeks commercial solutions to supply chain risks
The agency released an RFI ahead of a pilot program to test solutions for monitoring hardware and software integrity.
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GSA drops final RFPs for $50B Alliant 2 contracts
Vendors have two months to submit proposals for a spot on GSA’s second generation IT services GWACs.
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How a 4-year plan for a GSA building swap went up in smoke
A new GAO report outlines how the agency’s plan to swap two federal buildings with the private sector ultimately fell apart.
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GSA buys new site for FBI’s central records complex
The site of the FBI’s new headquarters still might not be known, but its records will be moving to Frederick County, Va.
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GSA’s newest commissioner leaving office
Phaedra Chrousos, commissioner of GSA’s new Technology Transformation Service line, is leaving public service on July 15.
-
Vendors could save millions with new GSA reporting requirement
The Transactional Data Reporting rule is a new step for federal contractors but also eliminates older, cumbersome requirements.
-
DoD’s 4th Estate to use GSA’s OASIS contract vehicles
The DoD’s Procurement and Acquisition Policy office signed an agreement to use a streamlined contract vehicle on June 16.
-
Roth touts TTS program at ACT-IAC keynote
In a conference that’s all about embracing innovation and technology, the GSA is still striving to be at the forefront.
-
GSA awards 109 human capital contracts worth $11.5B
The agency rolled out a new category management procurement on May 16, awarding 109 human capital contracts to vendors.
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GSA adds health IT Special Item Number to Schedule 70
The agency sees a future so bright for health IT acquisition, it’s expanding Schedule 70.
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GSA pilot seeks commercial solutions to supply chain risks
The agency released an RFI ahead of a pilot program to test solutions for monitoring hardware and software integrity.
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GSA drops final RFPs for $50B Alliant 2 contracts
Vendors have two months to submit proposals for a spot on GSA’s second generation IT services GWACs.
-
How a 4-year plan for a GSA building swap went up in smoke
A new GAO report outlines how the agency’s plan to swap two federal buildings with the private sector ultimately fell apart.
-
GSA buys new site for FBI’s central records complex
The site of the FBI’s new headquarters still might not be known, but its records will be moving to Frederick County, Va.
-
GSA’s newest commissioner leaving office
Phaedra Chrousos, commissioner of GSA’s new Technology Transformation Service line, is leaving public service on July 15.
-
Vendors could save millions with new GSA reporting requirement
The Transactional Data Reporting rule is a new step for federal contractors but also eliminates older, cumbersome requirements.
-
DoD’s 4th Estate to use GSA’s OASIS contract vehicles
The DoD’s Procurement and Acquisition Policy office signed an agreement to use a streamlined contract vehicle on June 16.
-
Roth touts TTS program at ACT-IAC keynote
In a conference that’s all about embracing innovation and technology, the GSA is still striving to be at the forefront.
-
GSA awards 109 human capital contracts worth $11.5B
The agency rolled out a new category management procurement on May 16, awarding 109 human capital contracts to vendors.
-
GSA adds health IT Special Item Number to Schedule 70
The agency sees a future so bright for health IT acquisition, it’s expanding Schedule 70.
-
GSA pilot seeks commercial solutions to supply chain risks
The agency released an RFI ahead of a pilot program to test solutions for monitoring hardware and software integrity.
