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Below, we recap her primary takeaways, giving readers a comprehensive guide to winning more governmentcontracts with GovSpend. Last month, GovSpend host Paige Mockler hosted a practical webinar on the top 5 ways customers can boost their public sector sales using data and workflow tools on the GovSpend platform.
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SBA is requesting comments on (1) whether 80 hours per month is an appropriate threshold, (2) whether there should be a minimum number of hours per week, and (3) whether there should be an exception to the 80 hours per month threshold for a limited number (or percentage) of individuals where such individuals are working at least 40 hours per month.
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The financial reports of Petitioners CEO exceeded the personal income threshold, thus the firm was not 51% owned by an economically disadvantaged individual. The CEO’s tax records (submitted in the 8(a) application) showed income from IRA distributions for two out of the past three years. Give us a call at 785-200-8919.
Legal Corner: Navigating the COTS Exception in GovernmentContracts Data Security Requirements: A Closer Look at the FAR and DFARS The Legal Corner provides the procurement community with an opportunity to share insights and comments on relevant legal issues of the day. Have questions? Contact maspmo@gsa.gov.
GSA Announces Polaris Awards On December 30, the General Services Administration (GSA) announced the first set of awards for the small business pool of its Polaris governmentwide acquisition contract. The comments herein do not necessarily reflect the views of The Coalition for Government Procurement.
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