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The Future of Digital Contract Management

Art of Procurement

“A contract lifecycle management platform drives processes for you. The post The Future of Digital Contract Management appeared first on Art of Procurement. That drives your price down, your risk down, and you get.

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Modernizing federal contract management

Federal News Network

By moving to digital contract lifecycle management and applying artificial intelligence and robotic process automation, federal agencies are indeed making their acquisitions better, faster and smarter. The post Modernizing federal contract management first appeared on Federal News Network.

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CACI Enforces National Contract Management Association Standard; Amanda Christian Quoted

ExecutiveBiz

CACI has adopted the National Contract Management Association’s standard for hiring, training and developing its contract management professionals to ensure alignment with federal standards. Amanda Christian, senior vice president of contracts and subcontracts at CACI, commented, “Aligning NCMA […]

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DCMA Director David Bassett on AI Possibilities Within Contract Management

GovCon Wire

The Defense Contract Management Agency, which provides contract administration services for the Department of Defense, is one such organization moving toward AI adoption. Learn more about how federal agencies

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State Dept transforming procurement with category management, streamlined processes

Federal News Network

Federal Monthly Insights - Contract Management Modernization - 9/24/2024 [link] Download audio The State Department is embarking on a transformation in how it performs acquisition. It’s moving to a category management approach, organizing procurement around the primary categories of spend.

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Strategies for Designing a Contract Management Plan

The Procurement School

Author: Liz Busch Planning for a procurement should consider the entire procurement lifecycle, including contract management and close-out. However, it’s difficult to anticipate everything that may occur after the contract is signed – how does one plan for the unpredictable? Consider the BATNA.

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ASBCA Issues Annual Report, Providing Data on How Often Contractors Prevail

Inside Government Contracts

The Army Corps of Engineers and the Army had the most appeals pending, followed by the Navy and the Defense Contract Management Agency (“DCMA”), which handles appeals of cost disallowances and Cost Accounting Standards (“CAS”) noncompliance determinations. Separately, the Board provided a breakdown of appeal figures by agency.

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