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This blog is a departure from past blogs in that it is not based on a seminar question but deals with unallowable cost as it relates to dependent health care. This was prompted by a letter from the Pricing Director … Continue reading
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Article Excerpt: Thousands of jobs are to be created in Lancashire and across the UK following a deal to make components for a new jet fighter in the UK. The deal is a boost for Britain’s largest defence contractor BAE … Continue reading
Article Excerpt: NASA is drafting backup plans to prolong the use of Russian spacecraft for ferrying astronauts to the International Space Station, even as agency officials play down those options and express hope that private rockets and capsules will be … Continue reading
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Article Excerpt: The federal government has a statutory goal of awarding 23% of contracts to small businesses, which are defined as businesses that are “independently owned.” However, according to a new report issued by the American Small Business League (ASBL), 77.6 … Continue reading
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Article Excerpt: Franklin County could be first in line for contracting business New business could be on the way to Franklin County soon, as the Association of the U.S. Army, or AUSA, founded the second state chapter there earlier this … Continue reading
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Tagged army, ausa, contractors, franklin, troy oliver
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