GSA Schedules and DoD’s confusing FAR 8.4 deviation
On March 13, 2014, Defense Procurement and Acquisition Policy (DPAP) issued a class deviation to FAR 8.404(d). This deviation directed that ordering activity contracting officers are responsible for...
View ArticleGSA moves forward with overhaul of Multiple Award Schedules
The General Services Administration (GSA) is moving forward with its plan to overhaul the Multiple Award Schedules, putting into action recommendations from the agency’s 2010 Multiple Award Schedules...
View ArticleGSA’s proposed pricing data rule questioned
A rule proposed by the General Services Administration to gather pricing data from contractors is part of the agency’s effort to boost contract efficiencies and agencies’ buying power. But contractors...
View ArticleIT firm agrees to pay $45 million to settle alleged false claims on GSA contract
CA, Inc. (CA) has agreed to pay $45 million to resolve allegations under the False Claims Act that it made false statements and claims in the negotiation and administration of a General Services...
View ArticleInside CA Technologies’ $45 million false claims settlement
A long-lasting legal dispute between IT contractor CA Technologies and the federal government reached a conclusion last week, as the Justice Department announced the company agreed to pay $45 million...
View Article5 pillars of GSA schedules modernization
The back-to-school season is upon the Nation’s Capital. As local students are wrapping-up their first week of classes today, it is time to start thinking about the end of summer and the end of the...
View ArticleManagement imperatives for schedules consolidation
In November, the General Services Administration (GSA) announced that it will be consolidating all its multiple award schedules (MAS) into a single schedule for best value commercial solutions. As many...
View ArticleGSA Schedule applicants now must demonstrate past performance through CPARS,...
The General Services Administration (GSA) no longer utilizes Dun & Bradstreet (D&B) reports to check the performance of companies wishing to sell to the federal government through the multiple...
View ArticleGSA preparing switch to e-signature for Multiple Award Schedule offers and mods
Contract holders will also see new security measures being implemented in the near future for eOffer and eMod. In less than one month, contract holders on the General Services Administration’s Multiple...
View ArticleVendors, consultants describe an increase in ‘bullying’ tactics by GSA to get...
The General Services Administration’s schedules program brings in more than $38 billion in revenue each year. It’s one of the most well-known acquisition programs in the country with a reach across...
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