Our Contracts Management Office offers opportunities for comprehensive training on the history and nuances of – and best practices and lessons learned from – Other Transactions contracting mechanisms. The next session, to be held virtually over June 25 (9am-4pm ET) and June 26 (9am-12pm ET), is open to DOD community members, both government employees and contractors, who’d like to attend. More information, including the agenda and registration, can be found at https://lnkd.in/eKFKd_n. Registration deadline is June 21, 2024, at 4:00 p.m. ET.
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Built on a foundation of military precision and construction expertise, our Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business team isn't just a team — it's a powerhouse of specialized knowledge. Discover how our backgrounds influence and fuel our winning strategies in the realm of government contracts. 🌐 https://sas-gps.com/ 📧 pagona@salescampaigns.com #SASGPS #governmentcontracts #governmentcontracting #proposalwriting #winningcontracts #governmentprocurement #federalcontracts #proposaldevelopment #businessdevelopment #governmentawards #contractingservices #governmentprojects #proposalmanagement #governmentbids #governmentconsulting #governmentfunding #governmentopportunities
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Valuable report from @CPMGroupLLC. Of particular note is their insightful analysis of military consumption of silver. https://lnkd.in/eYSWVMK7
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To #draft or not to draft. That is the question. Even as the radio chatter is building on the idea of reinstating mandatory military service, it's refreshing to see calmer voices prevail. It's been over 50 years since the draft ended and a number of factors have changed significantly in that time, although the system the draft was built upon -- Selective Service -- has remained essentially unchanged since Nixon was still in the White House. Katherine Kuzminski and Taren Sylvester offer what is probably the most sound advice yet, with a 35-page report, “Back to the Drafting Board,” which details 11 separate recommendations that reflect a much-needed contemporary take on an outdated system: POTUS: 💥 If a draft is required, consider the use of older conscripts within the registered population. NSC: 💥 Run regular full-scale mobilization exercises across the whole of government. DOD: 💥 Assess the military operational requirements in a future conflict, enabling a more tailored approach to future draft mobilization. 💥 Appoint and empower the executive agent for national mobilization within the Department of Defense. 💥 Fully resource and staff Military Entrance Processing Stations (MEPS), particularly physical and medical evaluation processes. 💥 Prepare the professionalized force—especially unit-level commanders and noncommissioned officers—to absorb a conscripted force. 💥 Publish an updated Master Mobilization Plan informed by full-scale mobilization exercises. Congress: 💥 Identify potential legal challenges and impediments to the institution of a modern draft and address them before a draft is necessary. 💥 Reconsider criteria for draft postponements, deferments, and exemptions. Selective Service: 💥 Obtain more detailed information regarding individuals in the Selective Service registration process. 💥 Educate the public about what conscientious objection means and how conscientious objectors will be used in the event of a conflict.
Back to the Drafting Board
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The first federal contracts were forged in the fires of necessity. During the Revolutionary War, contracts were awarded to supply muskets to the Continental Army and to build fortifications. Private businesses answered the call, providing essential supplies and services. These early agreements laid the foundation for the complex system we know today, evolving through collaboration, trust, and a shared vision for freedom.🇺🇸 #federalcontractingexperts #USFCR #smallbusinesses #sdvosb #vosb #wosb #edwosb #8a #hubzone #Q4Fy2023 #mandantoryspendingrequirements
The History of Federal Contracting: A Story of Innovation and Adaptation
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Ch. 4. Strategic Environment “The strategic environment presents broad national security challenges… These are not new challenges. They are the natural products of the enduring human condition, but they will exhibit new features in the future. None of these challenges is a purely military problem. Rather, all are national problems calling for the application of all the instruments of national power.”[i] It is “characterized by uncertainty, complexity, rapid change, and persistent conflict. This environment is fluid, with continually changing alliances, partnerships, and new national and transnational threats constantly appearing and disappearing.”[ii] [i] Joint Publication 3-0, Joint Operations, Aug. 2011, p. I-3. [ii] Joint Publication 1, Doctrine for the Armed Forces of the United States, March 2013, p. I-10. #NationalSecurity, #HomelandSecurity, #StrategicEnvironment
Foundations of Homeland Security and Emergency Management: Law and Policy, 3rd Edition
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Discover contracting opportunities by reading this article. It lists several resources focused on defense-related systems, taking into account the Department of Defense's significant contracting involvement. In addition, look into resources connected to research and development (R&D) since contracting prospects are closely associated with government R&D. https://bit.ly/3uNuSMs
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How can government contractors get ready for the military’s urgent needs? Senior Analysts Luis Avila and Stephanie Smith break it down in the Fall 2023 edition of the Real Industry Outlook.
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How can government contractors get ready for the military’s urgent needs? Senior analysts Luis Avila and Stephanie Smith break it down in the Fall 2023 edition of the Real Industry Outlook.
Sector Trends: Government Contracting Fall, 2023
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How can government contractors get ready for the military’s urgent needs? Senior analysts Luis Avila and Stephanie Smith break it down in the Fall 2023 edition of the Real Industry Outlook.
Sector Trends: Government Contracting Fall, 2023
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