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GENCO Systems, Inc. (B-423304)

GENCO Systems, Inc. (B-423304)

You should not care. Category: Best value tradeoff Date: 7 May 2025 URL: https://www.gao.gov/products/b-423304 GENCO Systems protested GSA’s issuance of a fixed-price task order under a Federal Supply Schedule BPA to Jay Shapiro & Associates for construction management services at the Addabbo Federal Building

Horizon cutting-room links: Wednesday, 8 May 2025

Horizon cutting-room links: Wednesday, 8 May 2025

The Horizon's analysis of the Trump administration's FAR rewrite of Part I is now available for preview here. Please share your thoughts in a comment or here. "DoD eliminated most DEI jobs well before Trump took office," Federal News Network DOD’s elimination of

The Trump admin redlines the FAR (Part 1)

The Trump admin redlines the FAR (Part 1)

The Trump administration is out with the beginning of its FAR rewrite, starting with parts 1 and 34. We begin our analysis with part 1. FAR Part 1, the as-is state FAR Part 1 establishes the Federal Acquisition Regulations System, which harmonizes, codifies, and publishes a set of uniform policies

GSA’s new software-buying strategy makes no sense

GSA’s new software-buying strategy makes no sense

At the end of April, GSA announced its baffling OneGov strategy, of which the govwide Microsoft agreement is now a part. Behind the spin, the Microsoft agreement is mostly the government aligning itself on language, terms, and security, rather than achieving cost savings. Its key elements comprise: * Establishing, improving, and

GSA launches bonuses for cost cutters

GSA launches bonuses for cost cutters

GSA has unveiled a new incentive initiative aimed at encouraging internal efficiency. Dubbed “Bonuses for Cost Cutters,” the program will reward GSA employees with financial bonuses if the agency meets a 30 percent reduction target in travel, training, and contract spending by 31 July 2025. Presumably this is for GSA&

Consulting giants offer billions to preserve federal contracts

Consulting giants offer billions to preserve federal contracts

Some of the nation’s largest consulting firms are offering up to $20 billion in concessions to preserve their federal contracts amid a sweeping cost-cutting campaign by the Trump administration, reports the Wall Street Journal. In a high-stakes response to pressure from the Trump administration, firms such as Booz Allen

KesselRun Corporate Travel Solutions, LLC (B-423311)

KesselRun Corporate Travel Solutions, LLC (B-423311)

You should not care. Category: Multiple award schedule, BPA Date: 10 April 2025 URL: https://www.gao.gov/products/b-423311 KesselRun Corporate Travel Solutions, LLC, protested GSA’s exclusion of its quotation under RFQ No. 47QMCB25Q0006 for the establishment of a BPA for corporate travel and expense consulting services. KesselRun