Category archive

Blog - page 390

GAO Sustains Bid Protests of $17.5 Billion DISA Contract – Nextgov.com

in Blog by

The watchdog group said DISA didn’t provide a reasonable basis for comparing the cost of competing proposals.

Source: GAO Sustains Bid Protests of $17.5 Billion DISA Contract – Nextgov.com

How the Substantial Increase in False Claims Act Penalties Affects the Litigation Landscape – Government Contracts Legal Forum

in Blog by

Effective August 1, the penalty range for violations under the civil False Claims Act nearly doubled, pursuant to a Department of Justice interim final rule published on June 30th.  In a “Feature Comment” published in The Government Contractor, C&M attorneys analyze how the dramatic increase in FCA penalties impacts the landscape of litigation.  The article… Continue Reading

Source: How the Substantial Increase in False Claims Act Penalties Affects the Litigation Landscape – Government Contracts Legal Forum

GAO: Expect Delays in DATA Act Financial Reporting – Nextgov.com

in Blog by

The mechanics of reporting that data are messy, a watchdog report finds, and officials at least in one agency think they might miss the deadline.

Source: GAO: Expect Delays in DATA Act Financial Reporting – Nextgov.com

Despite Some Budget Challenges, Agency Spending Looks Positive for State and Local Government | Onvia

in Blog by

Michael Keating, Senior Editor for American City & County and Government Product News, offers guest expert commentary to help contractors better understand the challenges as well as opportunities that exist in the SLED government contracting market.

Source: Despite Some Budget Challenges, Agency Spending Looks Positive for State and Local Government | Onvia

Resignation kills URS bid for Navy contract — Washington Technology

in Blog by

URS Federal Services was dumped from a competition for a Navy contract after one of its key people left the company and the Navy wouldn’t let them put a new person in their proposal.

Source: Resignation kills URS bid for Navy contract — Washington Technology

Government Property – Cannibalizing is Generally Prohibited | PNWC’s Government Contracting Update

in Blog by
PNWC's Government Contracting Update

When Government property is furnished to contractors for use on or incorporation into a Government contract or contract deliverables, the contract clause at FAR (Federal Acquisition Regulations) 52.245-1 – Government Property, applies. This clause requires, among many other things, that contractors develop and maintain a system of internal controls to manage, control, use, preserve, protect, repair, and maintain Government property in their possession. This required internal control system is rather extensive in scope and you can read more details here.

Source: PNWC’s Government Contracting Update: Government Property – Cannibalizing is Generally Prohibited

GSA Offers Playbook to Upgrade Legacy IT – Nextgov.com

in Blog by

The guidance includes both a playbook and investment review process agencies can use in conjunction to “increase the likelihood of success” for modernization or migration efforts to support mission functions.

Source: GSA Offers Playbook to Upgrade Legacy IT – Nextgov.com

GSA unveils playbook for legacy IT migration | Federal Times

in Blog by

The shared services branch of the GSA has a plan for agencies looking to cast off their legacy IT systems.

Source: GSA unveils playbook for legacy IT migration

GSA confident that EIS is on track — FCW

in Blog by

Despite a recently announced delay in feedback for bidders, GSA’s next-generation telecommunications contract already has transition plans bubbling.

Source: GSA confident that EIS is on track — FCW

OMB details path to $2.7B more in data center savings

in Blog by
FederalNewsRadio.com

A third memo from the administration since 2009 is pushing agencies to consolidate, optimize and move data centers to the cloud.

Source: OMB details path to $2.7B more in data center savings

1 388 389 390 391 392 450
Go to Top