GSA procurement leader says ‘community readiness’ poses challenge to acquisition overhaul
It follows a 30% reduction in the acquisition workforce at the General Services Administration over the past year.
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GSA seeks industry input on improving reseller market value
The request for information is part of the agency’s larger efforts to streamline the federal procurement process.
GSA strikes new OneGov deal with Broadcom
The agency says the partnership could yield up to 64% in discounts.
Lawmakers call for civil rights offices at agencies to combat discrimination in AI
The BIAS Act was first introduced in 2023, but didn’t make it out of committee.
GSA fully launches transactional data reporting, citing $20M in savings since last year
Nearly a decade since GSA introduced the final rule, the agency will require transactional data reporting for all multiple award schedule purchases, despite strong caution from a…
IT professionals, advocates ‘frustrated’ after Congress fails to reauthorize TMF
The TMF's expiration underscores Congress's vital role in enabling the Technology Modernization Fund’s survival.
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DOJ says government contractor misled agencies about platform’s FedRAMP compliance
The Justice Department said in its indictment that the cloud platform was used by the Army and other government customers.
Federal software buying bill is back in play in the House
The SAMOSA Act, reintroduced by a bipartisan group of House lawmakers, would overhaul IT purchasing practices across the federal government.
Watchdog finds dozens of agencies fail to consistently certify procurement data
The incomplete data quality reports covered $2 billion in federal contracts in fiscal 2023.
Federal CIO ‘fully committed’ to GSA 20x as it moves into phase two
The White House’s Greg Barbaccia and GSA’s Pete Waterman spoke Wednesday about next steps to improve government cloud purchasing.