Laura Stanton, a General Services Administration official, said federal agencies looking to find compliant capabilities and suppliers can seek the help of GSA’s market research as a service team to facilitate the
MoreLaura Stanton, a General Services Administration official, said federal agencies looking to improve employee performance, offer compliance-related courses and flexible learning options and provide training on cloud, software and other information technology
MoreLaura Stanton, a General Services Administration official, said federal agencies spent more than $750 million on health information technology platforms and support services through the Health IT Services SIN on the Multiple
MoreThe General Services Administration’s Federal Acquisition Service and the Small Business Administration expect to fully implement a revised partnership agreement in July that seeks to provide more contracting opportunities for 8(a) contractors
MoreLaura Stanton, assistant commissioner for the office of information technology category at the General Services Administration’s Federal Acquisition Service, said federal agencies that intend to improve citizen experience, increase efficiency and streamline
MoreLaura Stanton, a General Services Administration official, said federal agencies looking to gain access to a pool of experienced information technology vendors, achieve cost savings and speed up the procurement of IT
MoreThe General Services Administration will share demand data through a new initiative to improve delivery efforts. GSA said Thursday demand data allows the agency to leverage transactional data through the identification of
MoreThe General Services Administration is working with the Department of Defense in an effort to simplify the process for federal agencies to buy environment-friendly products. Erv Koehler, assistant commissioner of the GSA
MoreThe Coalition for Government Procurement has asked the General Services Administration about its plans to address inflation on government contracts. “Inflation is negatively impacting GSA’s contractor and customer bases, limiting access to
MoreThe General Services Administration (GSA) will waive certain requirements for vendors under the Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) program to expand the availability of products and services in support of the U.S. government’s
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