Happy Friday, Readers! We hope you had a wonderful Valentine’s Day and a very productive week. Another winter storm blew in on Thursday and we received 7 inches of snow. But do you know what we say in Kansas? “If you don’t like the weather, wait a minute. ” By Monday we will reach a temperature of almost 70 degrees! The weather in Kansas can change on a dime.
We put together some informative articles on federal government contracting news. Enjoy and stay warm or cool or anywhere in between in your part of the world. We’ll be doing the same here. I just wonder if I’ll need a heavy coat or a light jacket? Best to be prepared and keep both handy. Have a great weekend.
- Companies ask GSA to address inflation in government contracts [FedNewsNet]
- Pentagon: Contractor mergers hurt national security, economy [FedNewsNet]
- What full-year appropriations halfway through the year means to contracting [FedNewsNet]
- Can’t Pad Key Personnel Résumé, Says GAO [SmallGovCon]
- GAO sustains contract award challenge brought using evidence from LinkedIn [FedScoop]
- National Security Snapshot Challenges Facing DOD in Strategic Competition with China [GAO]
- Energy Department looks to build cyber threat detection platform for electric grid [FedNewsNet]
- CISA: Russian hackers have infiltrated defense contractors’ unclassified networks [FedNewsNet]
- Another Former Ft. Bragg Employee Pleads Guilty to Bribery [DoJ]
- How much of rulemaking is done by contractors? [Brookings]
- GSA to continue services on $50B EIS contract’s predecessor [FedScoop]
- Postal Regulatory Commission appoints first chief data officer [FedScoop]
- In-house expertise key to working with IT contractors, VA CIO says [FedScoop]
- Army needs to better use recent software authorities, new acquisition leader says [FedScoop]