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Tab for access: How New York City is increasing participation and access to government contracts

Open Contracting Partnership

But until recently, like many governments, New York City relied on antiquated systems and lacked the tools to take full advantage of its procurement data. The team at the Mayor’s Office of Contract Services (MOCS) have a vision for a more open, transparent and inclusive procurement process. states or indeed many countries.

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What Are The Cost Accounting Standards?

Capital Edge Consulting

In government contracting, maintaining a DCAA-approved accounting system is crucial. The Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) enforces strict guidelines to ensure that contractors accounting systems meet the standards required for compliance. Key Takeaways: Overview of DCAA Approved Accounting System essentials.

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OSC Plans to Increase Transparency Around Whistleblower Disclosures

Whistleblower Network News

Office of Special Counsel (OSC) announced a policy proposal designed to increase transparency and accountability around federal employee whistleblower cases. Promoting transparency around whistleblower disclosures is a welcome step that should help advance accountability.” On August 30, the U.S.

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Cost Accounting Standard (CAS) 420 – Accounting for IR&D Costs and Bid & Proposal B&P Costs

Redstone Government Consulting

Cost Accounting Standard (CAS) 420 outlines accounting standards for Independent Research and Development (IR&D) and Bid & Proposal (B&P) costs incurred by government contractors, ensuring consistent and transparent reporting.

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What is Fair and Reasonable Transparency? 

The CGP

Keeping with the title and theme of the Coalition’s Fall Training Conference, “ What is Fair and Reasonable,” this week’s blog addresses what is fair and reasonable transparency. Transparency is the key to effective communication between and among stakeholders in the procurement process. Transparency is in the government’s interests.

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Agency software purchasing bill passes House

FedScoop

Our federal government spends billions of taxpayer dollars every year on software licenses alone. This commonsense bill will reduce waste, strengthen cybersecurity and modernize government operations.” Most of these software license purchases are purposeful, but some are redundant, duplicative, simply unnecessary,” he said.

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Marking 10 years and $120 billion of better public procurement for people

Open Contracting Partnership

We saw a unique opportunity to make government work better, converting taxpayer money fairly and effectively into schools, roads, hospitals and vital services that we all need. We were never just after a bit more transparency though, we wanted to transform how procurement is done.