Executive Order to Centralize Federal Procurement Under GSA: A Return to Past Practices

Executive Order to Centralize Federal Procurement Under GSA: A Return to Past Practices

President Trump plans an executive order making GSA the central procurement authority for common federal purchases, reverting practices to pre-1990s reforms. Jason Miller details impacts on IT contracts, agency procurement, and anticipated implementation challenges for federal agencies and contractors.

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Presidential Order on Federal Spending February 26, 2025: What It Means for Government Contractors
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Presidential Order on Federal Spending February 26, 2025: What It Means for Government Contractors

The February 26 executive order introduces stricter oversight on federal spending, requiring contract reviews and justifications within 30 days. While military contracts are exempt, ambiguous language raises questions about defense procurement. Learn how this order could impact government contractors and what to watch for in upcoming reviews.

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Navigating the Air Force’s Shift in Equal Opportunity Policy: What It Means for Federal Contractors
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Navigating the Air Force’s Shift in Equal Opportunity Policy: What It Means for Federal Contractors

The Air Force has reaffirmed Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) and Military Equal Opportunity (MEO) programs while eliminating Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) initiatives. This blog explores the implications for federal contractors, compliance challenges, and evolving policy shifts, incorporating analysis from journalist Anastasia Obis.

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