Happy Spring, Readers! I don’t know about you but I’m looking forward to warmer temperatures and a lot more sunshine in the coming months. We have had a lot of grey, gloomy weather here in Kansas lately and I feel that we are all ready for some fun, outside activities. Spring is a great time of transition and speaking of transition, I will now transition to some federal government contracting news this week. Have a great weekend and we hope you can enjoy spring in your neck of the woods.
- CIO-SP4 protests dismissed as NITAAC commits to further corrective action [FedScoop]
- This week in Congress: SecDef defends the White House budget [FedTimes]
- Federal Contracting Boasts Job Security and High Earnings for Skilled Professionals [EIN]
- US Department of Labor Will Open Online Portal For Federal Contractors, Subcontractors to Certify Affirmative Action Program Compliance [DoL]
- Commerce’s CATTS procurement exemplifies all that’s wrong with federal small business contracting [FedNewsNet]
- For contractors, the 2024 budget request doesn’t quite add up [FedNewsNet]
- GOP lawmakers want additional details on CMS subcontractor breach timeline [FedScoop]
- US Department of Labor Recovers $46K in Back Wages for Indiana Construction Workers on Federal Projects [DoL]
- House Dems introduce pair of bills to overhaul IT acquisition at Department of Veterans Affairs [FedScoop]
- DOD partners with GSA to get sustainable products to agencies [FCW]
- Another Appeals Court Rules against Challenge to Coronavirus Vaccine Mandate [FedWeek]