Budget Government Strategic Planning 
American City & Country
SEPTEMBER 11, 2024
The mayor’s purpose that day was to introduce his new 10-year operational strategic plan to an audience of some 500 employees—a plan intended to modernize the way government works, make services more accessible, empower the city workforce and improve the city’s financial outlook.
GovCon Chamber of Commerce
FEBRUARY 6, 2024
Every year, federal government buyers actively search for thousands of small business vendors who are ready to meet their procurement needs, ensuring projects are completed efficiently 'on spec, on time, and on budget'. T hese assets must capture the attention of government buyers and position your business as the preferred vendor.
GovLoop
MARCH 22, 2023
In order to manage those fluctuating costs, agencies need a way to set a consistent budget for their IT team, while still meeting their organization’s needs for data storage. Strategic planning: Agencies can struggle to keep IT current, especially with recent supply chain issues.
GovLoop
AUGUST 3, 2023
Adopting the as-a-service model has major implications for budget and procurement. In place of maintenance and depreciation, you face continuing vendor relationships and planning adequately for the services you’ll use. In the case of a government agency, the value lies in your mission,” noted Samant. Is It Cheaper?
Open Contracting Partnership
SEPTEMBER 3, 2024
Her passion for helping others understand government contracting led her to join forces with data scientist Marcelo Blanco and establish B2Gov. In OECD member countries, public procurement represents 29% of government expenditure. Paola Diegues is a self-proclaimed public procurement enthusiast.
FedInsider
SEPTEMBER 5, 2024
His role included management of approximately 700 employees and 300 contractors and an annual operating budget of approximately $250 million. This award is the top award in the Federal government for senior executives. Dr. Bailey is a recipient of the 2007 Presidential Rank Award – Meritorious Senior Professionals and Executives.
The Procurement School
JANUARY 12, 2023
Almost all public sector entities want to maximize budgets and receive value for money, but many are now adding social and environmental goals. Examples include the City of Vancouver’s living wage policy and the Government of Canada’s Policy on Green Procurement.
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