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April 2016

Motivation to Modernize IT Systems Means 16% Growth in IT Consulting Government Contracts | Lyndon Dacuan | Onvia

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In Onvia’s latest study, 10 Hotspots in Government Contracting for 2016, our market analysis team discovered that IT consulting contracts in the state, local and education (SLED) government market grew 16% in 2015 over 2014. Out of nearly 500 unique industry categories analyzed for the report, bids & RFPs related to IT consulting represent the #8 ranked area for growth in the SLED government contracting market.

Source: Motivation to Modernize IT Systems Means 16% Growth in IT Consulting Government Contracts | Lyndon Dacuan | Onvia

Three wishes for FedRAMP Accelerated | Dave McClure | FCW

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Source: Three wishes for FedRAMP Accelerated | Dave McClure | FCW

Small Businesses Win More Than 25% of Federal Contracts – Contracting | Charles S. Clark | Government Executive

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Source: all Businesses Win More Than 25% of Federal Contracts – Contracting | Government Executive

SBA Publishes 2015 Small Business Procurement Scorecard | PNWC’s Government Contracting Update

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Source: SBA Publishes 2015 Small Business Procurement Scorecard | PNWC’s Government Contracting Update

Why the Pentagon, Gov Struggle to Acquire Tech from Startups | Michael Hoffman – Director of Marketing – Tandem NSI | DC Inno

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Source: Why the Pentagon, Gov Struggle to Acquire Tech from Startups | Michael Hoffman – Director of Marketing – Tandem NSI | DC Inno

Better procurement, communication needed at DHS | Mark Hoover | Washington Technology

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Procurement transparency and dialogue were big themes at Washington Technology’s DHS Industry Day as department officials shared their thoughts on how DHS can become a better buyer and a better partner to industry.

Source: Better procurement, communication needed at DHS | Mark Hoover | Washington Technology

House wants new study of LPTA contracts | Jared Serbu | FederalNewsRadio.com

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The heated debate about Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) government contracts has followed a fairly steady script for several years, with vendors arguing that the technique is being improperly used on a widespread basis and is stymying innovation; the government replying that there is no LPTA mandate and that the issue’s somewhat overblown.

Source: House wants new study of LPTA contracts | Jared Serbu | FederalNewsRadio.com

Limitations on Subcontracting – Protester Bears the Burden | PNWC’s Government Contracting Update

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Source: Limitations on Subcontracting – Protester Bears the Burden | PNWC’s Government Contracting Update

DOD slammed on ENCORE III contracting | Mark Rockwell | FCW

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Two federal contracting groups want changes to the selection criteria in the Defense Department’s upcoming $17.5 billion multiple award IT contract.

The IT Alliance for Public Sector and the Professional Services Council aired their concerns in a letter dated April 22 to Defense Undersecretary for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics Frank Kendall, objecting to the use of the “lowest price technically acceptable” (LPTA) standard in source selection in the ENCORE III multiple award contract.

 

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