GovCon Insights September 20, 2018: Government Enters The Spend Zone
Thursday, September 20, 2018
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Money, Money, Money With the federal government’s fiscal year coming to an end in a few days (Sunday, September 30, 2018), much of the attention over the last several days
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GovCon Insights March 26, 2018: Congress Passes $1.3 Trillion Budget Measure
Monday, March 26, 2018
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Congress has passed and the President has signed a $1.3 trillion budget measure ending the threat of another government shutdown, just hours before the latest of a series of temporary extensions of
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GovCon Insights October 7, 2011: Hill Hearings on Suspension and Debarment, Small Business Fraud, Rebate Schemes on Food Contracts
Friday, October 07, 2011
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Focus: Hill Hearings 3 keys to good suspension and debarment programs [Federal Computer Week] – Bill Woods, director of acquisition and sourcing management at the Government Accountability Office, told the House
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GovCon Insights September 27, 2011: Shutdown Now Unlikely; DOD/Contractor Cybersecurity Pilot Extended; CIA Contractor Killed in Kabul
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
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Senate leaders announce bipartisan agreement to avert government shutdown [Washington Post] – The Senate passed a bipartisan bill that will fund the federal government until November 18 in a deal expected to be ratified by
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GovCon Insights September 9, 2011: ASBL Slams Obama Job Speech; Contractor Layoffs; Libyan Contracting Pre- and Post-Revolution
Friday, September 09, 2011
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Obama Jobs Bill Ignores America’s Most Effective Job Creation Plan, According to the American Small Business League [Business Wire] – President Obama said in his job speech last night “if you’re a small business owner who
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GovCon Insights September 7, 2011: USPS Seeking Contract Cuts; DOD Contractors Look to International Markets; Post-9/11 Contracting
Wednesday, September 07, 2011
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Northrop May Feel Squeeze of Postal Service Cost Cuts [Bloomberg] – The financially struggling U.S. Postal Service is seeking annual cost cuts of at least $1 billion from its over 20,000 suppliers. Companies feeling
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GovCon Insights August 12, 2011: Congress Asks for Shady RAT Briefing; DARPA Loses HTV-2 Again; Fed Budget Cuts Hurt IT Firms
Friday, August 12, 2011
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Congress Asks McAfee for Briefing on Operation Shady RAT [New New Internet] – Rep. Mary Bono Mack (R-Calif.) sent a letter [PDF] on August 10 asking McAfee for a briefing on its recent report on Operation Shady RAT, which hacked
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GovCon Insights August 11, 2011: DOD Budget Impacts on Contractors; Procurement Work After Military Service; Contractor Cybersecurity
Thursday, August 11, 2011
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DOD Budget Impacts on Contractors Moody’s may cut defense contractor ratings [Washington Business Journal] – Moody’s Investors Service indicates that it may cut the credit ratings of some defense contractors, especially those still dealing
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GovCon Insights August 10, 2011: Federal CIOs Get More Buying Authority; IBM Leaves Supercomputer Contract; GAO Faults Contract Planning
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
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OMB gives agency CIOs more IT budget authority [Federal News Radio] – An August 8 memo [PDF] from Office of Management and Budget Director Jacob Lew gives agency CIOs authority over commodity technology purchases and responsibility
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GovCon Insights July 13, 2011: Feds Use Less Time-and-Materials Contracts; Impact of Service Contract Cuts; Buffett Buying GD?
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
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Agencies play it safe with contract types [Federal Computer Week] – An Office of Federal Procurement Policy report[PDF] released July 8 finds that agencies cut around $3 billion in time-and-materials contracts and spent more on cost-reimbursement
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