Remove Blog Remove Price Remove Supply Chain
article thumbnail

Commercial Opportunity for the VA Medical Supply Chain 

The Coalition for Government Procurement

This represents about 15 percent of the VHAs $5 billion annual spend on medical supplies and equipment. Significant challenges across the medical supply chain remain. As a threshold matter, it is important to note that the remaining 85 percent of supplies and products are ordered manually across the VA.

article thumbnail

Inflation + Source-to-Pay Strategies: The Cure for the Common Price Hike

ivalua

Inflationary pressures can cause frustration levels among suppliers due to increased costs or reduced demand from customers, particularly when it comes to repeated orders or fixed pricing contracts. This could include negotiating more favorable terms with suppliers or renegotiating existing contracts to ensure that prices remain competitive.

Price 105
professionals

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Trending Sources

article thumbnail

Why is Benchmarking key for Optimum Business Value?

Oxford College of Procurement and Supply

When thinking about benchmarking the most common area that is reviewed is price, but as we know (and as mentioned in previous blogs) price is not the sole factor. price Benchmarking methods vary depending on the results sought and the areas being reviewed. appeared first on Oxford College of Procurement and Supply.

article thumbnail

Competing Global Supply Chain Approaches  

The Coalition for Government Procurement

The pandemic and its aftermath created a greater awareness of the fragility of global supply chains, and the federal government’s over reliance on adversaries in the supply chain. Two different supply chain supply regimes essentially govern supply acquisition: The Buy American Act (BAA) and the Trade Agreements Act (TAA).

article thumbnail

Coalition Testimony on Safeguarding the Federal Software Supply Chain

The Coalition for Government Procurement

The subject of the hearing was “Safeguarding the Federal Software Supply Chain.” Thank you for the opportunity to appear before you to address the federal software supply chain. As such, they are well-aware of the challenges involved in addressing vulnerabilities in the federal software supply chain.

article thumbnail

The Government’s Mixed Messages on Global Supply Chains, Continued…  

The Coalition for Government Procurement

Two weeks ago, FAR & Beyond focused on the “Competing Global Supply Chain Approaches” governing federal acquisition. The blog outlined the significant differences between the Buy American Act (BAA) and the Trade Agreements Act (TAA). The Small Business Rules: Is the Price Right for Products Made in China?

article thumbnail

Protecting the Supply Chain and National Security

The Coalition for Government Procurement

The pandemic and its aftermath only further exposed the fragility of our supply chains in all parts of the economy. Two prominent procurement laws address supply chains and the industrial base: the Buy American Act (BAA) and the Trade Agreements Act (TAA). Some believe a clarification may be affected via legislation.