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PSC’s Agenda for the Next President | PNWC’s Government Contracting Update

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The Professional Services Council (PSC) calls itself ” … the voice of the government technology and professional services industry, representing the full range and diversity of the government services sector.” It has more than 400 member companies representing small, medium, and large businesses who employ hundreds of thousands of workers in all 50 states.

Source: PNWC’s Government Contracting Update: PSC’s Agenda for the Next President

DOL Offers “Fair Pay” Preassessment–But Will Contractors Use It Willingly? – SmallGovCon

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The Department of Labor is offering an initiative under which contractors can obtain a “preassessment” under the new Fair Play and Safe Workplaces Executive

Source: DOL Offers “Fair Pay” Preassessment–But Will Contractors Use It Willingly? – SmallGovCon

How Much Does It Cost to Go Through FedRAMP? | DigitalGov

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One of the questions we get asked the most at FedRAMP from our vendors is: “How much will it cost me to get through FedRAMP?” One of the reasons this is a hard question to answer is that comparing cloud providers to each other isn’t even like trying to compare apples to oranges – those are both at least fruit. Comparing a global content distribution network to a government only ticketing and CRM solution and then comparing to a web-based agile project management tool is like comparing an apple to a bike to a television. The size, complexity, and scope of services of the systems varies greatly and makes a comparison incredibly hard. But, just because a question is hard to answer doesn’t mean I shy away from trying to answer it. Recently I engaged with 4 of our cloud service providers to ask them to help us identify the overall costs for going through FedRAMP. In order to have a good place to start, I chose 4 vendors who were relatively similar. All 4 vendors owned their own

Source: How Much Does It Cost to Go Through FedRAMP?

Navy commits to OASIS for services — FCW

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The Navy’s supply command has signed an agreement to use the General Services Administration’s acquisition vehicle for complex professional services.

Source: Navy commits to OASIS for services — FCW

Defense R&D takes a turn toward smaller vendors — Defense Systems

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As large weapon programs enter production or are cancelled, R&D has declined and contracts are going to smaller vendors, a budget analysis finds.

Source: Defense R&D takes a turn toward smaller vendors — Defense Systems

Senate concerns slow down IT modernization compromise bill – FederalNewsRadio.com

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The Modernization Government Technology Act received approval from the Oversight and Government Reform Committee on Sept. 15.

Source: Senate concerns slow down IT modernization compromise bill – FederalNewsRadio.com

New IT modernization bill combines Obama proposal with cloud adoption bill — Washington Technology

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The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee has passed an IT modernization bill that combines the Obama administration’s $3.1 billion IT Modernization Fund proposal and a bipartisan cloud adoption bill that originated in the Senate.

Source: New IT modernization bill combines Obama proposal with cloud adoption bill — Washington Technology

GAO Finds Offeror’s Protest of OCI Exclusion Untimely – SmallGovCon

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GAO dismissed an protest challenging an offeror’s exclusion from award based on its unequal access to information because the protester filed its protest after

Source: GAO Finds Offeror’s Protest of OCI Exclusion Untimely – SmallGovCon

Details emerge about new security clearance organization, processes | FederalNewsRadio.com

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The Office of Personnel Management is expected to launch the National Background Investigations Bureau (NBIB) on Oct. 1 with eight new functions.

Source: Details emerge about new security clearance organization, processes

Army: Partnerships essential to meet future cyberthreats — FCW

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For the Army to meet the cyberthreats of the future, it must forge deeper partnerships with industry and academia today.

Source: Army: Partnerships essential to meet future cyberthreats — FCW

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