How to Know if a CAV is an Audit?
The Federal Acquisition Service’s (FAS’s) Customer Assistance Visits (CAVs): How to know if a CAV is an audit? If the authority cited for the CAV is an audit clause; if
Category: FAR & Beyond Blog
2015 Spring Training Conference Thank You!
As you know, on Tuesday of this week the Coalition hosted its 2015 Spring Training Conference: The Business of Government. Thank you to the many people and organizations who helped
FAS’s Briefing on its Multiple Award Schedule Competitive Pricing Initiative
This week GSA’s Federal Acquisition Service (FAS) invited the Coalition to a briefing on its Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) Competitive Pricing Initiative. The Competitive Pricing Initiative (CPI) will be launched
2015 Spring Training Conference is Very Near!
I won’t be writing a typical comment today as I’ll be out of the office presenting at GSA’s public meeting in regards to amending the General Services Administration Acquisition Regulation
The Coalition’s Comments on NS2020
For this week’s FAR and Beyond Blog, I’d like to share the Coalition’s comments to GSA on NS2020: March 31, 2015 Timothy J. Horan Contracting Officer
2015 Spring Training Conference Coming Soon!
Now that we’ve entered April, there are a couple things we’re very excited about here at the Coalition – warmer weather and our upcoming Spring Training Conference titled The Business
Roger Waldron’s Letter to Administrator Roth and Administrator Rung
For this week’s comment, I wanted to share with you all a letter the Coalition sent this week to OMB and GSA concerning commercial item contracting in the wake of a
The Coalition’s 2015 Spring Conference is Almost Here!
In just 5 short weeks……. The Coalition 2015 Spring Training Conference titled The Business of Government will take place on April 28th at the Fairview Park Marriott in Falls Church, VA. The roster
More on GSA’s Push for “Data Transactional Reporting”
This blog addresses GSA’s proposed rule seeking to implement “Data Transactional Reporting” for the GSA Schedules program, GSA IT GWACs, and other GSA contract vehicles. In my March 6th blog,
Transactional Data Reporting: Does the American taxpayer really want wage and price controls?
On March 4, 2015, the General Services Administration (GSA) issued a proposed rule, GSAR Case 2013-G504, Transactional Data Reporting. The proposed rule would establish a new requirement for GSA