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June 2016 - page 2

RFP Templates: Use ’em, Don’t Abuse ’em | Next Level Purchasing Association

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Using RFP Templates is a great time saver, but many procurement professionals abuse them. Follow these tips to better adapt RFP Templates.

Source: RFP Templates: Use ’em, Don’t Abuse ’em

GT Blog – Is finding the right Partner the key to growth? | Gov Tribe

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Here’s a situation you may have encountered. You’ve identified a bid opportunity that’s perfect for your company or team, but it’s a set-aside contract and you don’t hold the proper status. You know you need to team up, but your company is having a hard time finding the right small business to partner up with. What do you do next?

Source: GT Blog – Is finding the right Partner the key to growth?

Supreme Court Finds The Department of Veterans Affairs Violated Procurement Law – Are There Broader Implications for Government Contractors? | Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP – JDSupra

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On June 16, 2016 the Supreme Court of the United States (“SCOTUS”) issued its much anticipated decision in the Kingdomware Technologies, Inc. v. United States case (“Kingdomware”). One of two important cases, both decided on the same day, Kingdomware and Universal Health Services, Inc. v. Escobar,[1][1] constitute those rare SCOTUS decisions that have direct and important implications for the government contracts world.

Source: Supreme Court Finds The Department of Veterans Affairs Violated Procurement Law – Are There Broader Implications for Government Contractors? | Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP – JDSupra

SBA to Interpret Supreme Court Contractor Ruling for Small Business – Contracting – GovExec.com

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“Kingdomware” decision applies to VA but could affect broader regulations.

Source: SBA to Interpret Supreme Court Contractor Ruling for Small Business – Contracting – GovExec.com

GSA releases final Alliant 2 RFP — Washington Technology

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The time to bid on the General Services Administration’s Alliant 2 contract vehicle is now as GSA releases final RFP.

Source: GSA releases final Alliant 2 RFP — Washington Technology

Insights Blog | Proposal & Capture Management Consulting & Training from Lohfeld Consulting Group

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Lisa Pafe advises that category management will bring real change. Take it seriously, and begin educating yourself and preparing now.

Source: Insights Blog | Proposal & Capture Management Consulting & Training from Lohfeld Consulting Group

Government Contractor Suspensions and Debarments on the Decline | PNWC’s Government Contracting Update

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The Inter-agency Suspension and Debarment Committee (ISDC) recently issued its annual report summarizing agency suspension and debarment activities from fiscal year 2015. The purpose of the ISDC is to help agencies build and maintain the expertise necessary to consider suspension and debarment as necessary to protect contract and program integrity. The annual report is mandated by the 2009 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).

Source: PNWC’s Government Contracting Update: Government Contractor Suspensions and Debarments on the Decline

Alliant 2 hits the street — FCW

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The General Services Administration is seeking proposals from vendors on its $50 billion Alliant 2 IT services contracts.

Source: Alliant 2 hits the street — FCW

GSA drops final RFPs for $50B Alliant 2 contracts | Federal Times

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Vendors have two months to submit proposals for a spot on GSA’s second generation IT services GWACs.

Source: GSA drops final RFPs for $50B Alliant 2 contracts

The Decade’s Biggest IT Contract Is Out for Bid – Nextgov.com

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“These next-gen Alliant vehicles have great potential to provide agencies with new IT offerings, expanded scope and flexible options while driving down costs for the American taxpayer,” said Mary Davie, assistant commissioner for GSA’s Office of Integrated Technology Services.

Source: The Decade’s Biggest IT Contract Is Out for Bid – Nextgov.com

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