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GSA Takes Next Step for E-Contracting
A mandatory mass modification was issued to baseline all Federal Schedule Supply (FSS) contracts for the Contract Online project. This MAS Mod includes the most recent standard contract clauses, captures exceptions, and incorporates E-Verify into all FSS contracts. Read more |
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GSA to vendors: Go green or else
Government contractors will have to track their greenhouse gas emissions or risk losing out on new contracts, under a new General Services Administration plan. The requirement, which could take effect in fiscal 2011 or 2012, is a tall order: Few companies currently track their emissions. Read more |
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Senate appropriations panel boosts homeland security spending by 2.4 percent
The Senate Appropriations homeland security subcommittee on July 14 completed its markup of the fiscal year 2011 spending program for homeland security by adding over $1 billion to last year’s enacted budget – an increase of 2.4 percent. Read More |
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IT spending to rise despite budget tightening, analyst predicts
Federal spending on information technology is expected to rise at a compounded annual growth rate of more than 5 percent annually over the next five years, according to a new report. Read More |
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