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An organization of several industry groups urged Congress to leave many contracting decisions to the discretion of individual agencies by avoiding blanket mandates.
May 10, 2012
An organization of several industry groups urged Congress to leave many contracting decisions to the discretion of individual agencies by avoiding blanket mandates. The Acquisition Reform Working Group said in a report that whether it’s a decision on what type of contract to offer or to suspend a contractor, the decision needs to be left to agencies.
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