GSA, DHS making big push to address shortcomings in contractor assessments
Source: federalnewsnetwork.com
If the federal acquisition workforce is ever going to make contractor evaluations meaningful, it’s going to happen this year.
The General Services Administration and Department of Homeland Security are offering two different, but equally important initiatives that either will prove that the federal community cares about past performance as a key evaluation factor or has been playing lip service to the issue since 2009.
Over the past 11 years, successive memos from the Office of Federal Procurement Policy encouraging agencies to do more research and evaluation of contractor performance on contracts have had little impact.
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