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Technology Q&A with Naveen Rajkumar, Onvia SVP and Chief Information Officer | Onvia

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Onvia’s business clients were recently migrated to Onvia 7, which provides them with a greater volume of government contract leads that are more relevant and of higher quality.

Source: Technology Q&A with Naveen Rajkumar, Onvia SVP and Chief Information Officer | Onvia

DCAA Re-formats its Contract Audit Manual | PNWC’s Government Contracting Update

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The Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) has significantly reformatted its on-line version of the Contract Audit Manual (CAM).The on-line version of CAM is the only version currently available – DCAA discontinued the print version several years ago. The previous on-line versions were simply .PDF copies of the printed version. The new formatting takes advantage of web-based navigation (e.g. hyperlinking) so that the reader, looking at the table of contents in one of the chapters, can navigate directly to the selected section by clicking within the table of contents. Additionally, there are copious hyperlinks within the text itself that take you directly to a FAR (Federal Acquisition Regulation) section, or other regulations or statutes, etc. Clicking on a double asterisks will take you back to the table of contents for that chapter. The topical index, although sharing the formatting style used throughout CAM, does not contain hyperlinks. Hopefully DCAA will remedy that omission shortly.

Source: PNWC’s Government Contracting Update: DCAA Re-formats its Contract Audit Manual

2017 NDAA Extends SBIR & STTR Programs For Five Years – SmallGovCon

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The 2017 National Defense Authorization Act extends the lifespan of the SBIR and STTR programs until September 30, 2022.

Source: 2017 NDAA Extends SBIR & STTR Programs For Five Years – SmallGovCon

How Onvia 7 and Onvia’s Ontology Improve Government Contracting | Onvia

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Our ontology team constantly updates our library of tags and evidence words – terms used to correctly categorize bids and RFPs.

Source: How Onvia 7 and Onvia’s Ontology Improve Government Contracting | Onvia

Trump picks first lady of professional wrestling to lead SBA — Washington Technology

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Donald Trump has tapped Linda McMahon, co-founder of World Wrestling Entertainment, to be the next leader of the Small Business Administration.

Source: Trump picks first lady of professional wrestling to lead SBA — Washington Technology

2017 NDAA Restricts DoD’s Use of LPTA Procedures – SmallGovCon

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The 2017 National Defense Authorization Act restricts DoD’s use of low-price technically acceptable evaluations in favor of best value source selection

Source: 2017 NDAA Restricts DoD’s Use of LPTA Procedures – SmallGovCon

Why local governments should embrace fair pay and safe workplace contractor policies | American City & County

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Senior director of client success Mina Mina discusses why it’s important for governments to embrace the Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces Executive Order and how to do so.

Source: Why local governments should embrace fair pay and safe workplace contractor policies | Viewpoints

Costs Not Covered by a FAR Cost Principle | PNWC’s Government Contracting Update

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The cost principles in FAR (Federal Acquisition Regulations) Part 31 do not cover every element of cost that may be incurred by a Government contractor. The absence of coverage of a particular cost category however does not mean the cost are automatically allowable, or even unallowable. Remember, a cost must also be reasonable and allocable to the contract and it must also comply with contract terms. There are a lot of situations where the Government will cap certain costs by inserting provisions in the contract. For example, DOE (Energy) likes to cap executive compensation and many Agencies will cap the amount of overtime that can be charged to their contract(s).

Source: PNWC’s Government Contracting Update: Costs Not Covered by a FAR Cost Principle

CIO Authority ‘Still a Major Issue’ Across Government – Nextgov.com

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Neither of the CIOs called to testify before the House committee—Luke McCormack at the Homeland Security Department and Frontis Wiggins of the State Department—report to the top two positions within their agencies.

Source: CIO Authority ‘Still a Major Issue’ Across Government – Nextgov.com

Holiday season is a tough time for low-wage federal contractors – The Washington Post

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President Obama has taken action to protect contract workers, but his efforts are under attack.

Source: Holiday season is a tough time for low-wage federal contractors – The Washington Post

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