Deadline looms for Contractor Confidence Index — Washington Technology
The research is still going on for the next WT Contractor Confidence Index. Don’t miss your chance to make your voice heard.
Source: Deadline looms for Contractor Confidence Index — Washington Technology
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Quick tips for a winning FEDSIM video orals presentation
Published on Jul 19, 2016
The demand for video oral presentations is growing, yet government contractors often struggle to produce an exceptional product. Watch this video to avoid critical mistakes and increase your probability of win.
Speaker: Eric Prostejovsky, Market Advocates
Video Production by Open House Media Group
Past Performance Evaluation Must Heed Solicitation’s Definitions – SmallGovCon
GAO sustained a bid protest where the agency failed to follow the solicitation’s evaluation criteria in evaluating the awardee’s past performance.
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GSA: Agencies Need to Get Ahead of Major Network Transition | FedTech Magazine
The Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions contract will reshape how agencies procure telecommunications IT starting in 2020, but agencies need to prepare now.
Source: GSA: Agencies Need to Get Ahead of Major Network Transition | FedTech Magazine
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Social selling pays dividends in fourth quarter rush — Washington Technology
Market expert Mark Amtower offers tips on how to use social selling techniques and how they pay off during the annual frenzy that comes at the end of the fiscal year.
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IT, HR federal workers feel disconnected from agency mission | FederalNewsRadio.com
A deep dive into the 2015 FEVS data shows that agency morale has a lot to do with satisfaction in the information technology and human resources workforces.
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Rep. Hurd answers OMB’s IT challenge, proposes alternative strategy
Lawmakers are offering the MOVE-IT Act as an alternative to the White House’s $3.1 billion IT Modernization Fund proposal.
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GAO: Agency’s Order Exceeded BPA Scope – SmallGovCon
An agency’s delivery order was improper because it exceeded the scope of the underlying FSS blanket purchase agreement, according to a GAO bid protest decision.
Source: GAO: Agency’s Order Exceeded BPA Scope – SmallGovCon
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Don’t Assume the Government Received Your Email Proposal – Verify | PNWC’s Government Contracting Update
The Treasury Department issued a “best value” solicitation for cybersecurity services. Blue Glacier was one of the bidders but its bid, according to the Treasury Department, was late. Bids were due at 2:00 PM (Eastern). Blue Glacier submitted its bid via email around 11:00 AM, approximately three hours before the cut-off. There was a problem however. Blue Glacier’s email bid, it was eventually discovered was quarantined in Treasury’s email filtering system due to suspected “phishing”. Blue Glacier assumed that its bid was received since previous correspondence to the same email address was received and responded to. After a couple of months and not hearing anything from Treasury, Blue Glacier contacted Treasury to inquire the status of the procurement. Treasury told Blue Glacier that it had never received its bid and was not in contention for the contract. When Treasury awarded the contract to another bidder, Blue Glacier appealed stating that:
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What Contractors Need to Know About New Sex Discrimination Rules – Promising Practices – Management – GovExec.com
The Labor Department’s new regulations reflect 45 years of legal developments.
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