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  • BAH DevOps Approach - NITAAC Solutions Showcase
    Washington, DC -- Haluk Saker and Jimmy Pham discuss modern software development innovation on this episode of NITAAC Solutions Showcase.
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    NITAAC Community Action Group Co-chairs, Mike Pullen (CGI Federal) and Joanie Barr (ASRC Federal) describe this year's NITAAC Program Excellence Awards.
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    ICF SVPs, Andrew LaVanway and Kris Tremaine, explain their firm's recommended strategies and framework for federal government agency communications in today's digital age.
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    Jason Kimrey, INTEL's Area Director, addresses the opportunities for INTEL in today's federal IT environment on this edition of NITAAC Outreach Webcast with Todd Schwartzrock.
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  • Consolidated List of Filed Bid Protests as of 2/15/2022
    Linked below are copies of the redacted protests filed with the GAO as of 2/15/2022.  REDACTED VERSION – Pre-Award Protest of Summit Technologies, Inc REDACTED VERSION - Pre-Award Protest of Computer World Services Corporation REDACTED VERSION - Pre-Award Protest of Ardent Management Consulting, Inc. REDACTED VERSION - Pre-Award Protest of Tata America International Corporation REDACTED VERSION…
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  • NITAAC Announces a Three-Part Series on Understanding the Different Techniques to Streamline Acquisitions
    There are several techniques federal government evaluation teams can use to streamline acquisitions.  In this three-part series, NITAAC will explore the benefits of three common techniques: oral presentations, multiphase downselect and comparative analysis. We will begin the series with a deep dive into oral presentations.  Please remember that no matter what technique you use, you should always…, Oral Presentations, So, what exactly is an oral presentation and how can it streamline your response evaluation process? Oral presentations provide an opportunity for dialogue between the government and interested responders and gives evaluation teams an opportunity to gain further insight into the technical component of a response. Oral presentations not only benefit the federal government but can also streamline…, Multiphase Downselect, FAR 16.505 suggests using a multiphase downselect approach when the effort required to respond to a potential order is resource-intensive, for example, when requirements are complex or will develop over time. The multiphase downselect technique allows evaluators to review responses in phases to drastically reduce the number of responses being considered for an award. This approach reduces the…, Comparative Analysis, Comparative Analysis, on the other hand, allows for the direct comparison of responses. With comparative analysis, evaluators can more quickly recommend who is best suited for the award and arrive at a conclusion more efficiently. With comparative analysis, the responses are evaluated as a group, allowing for decisions to be made in real time. Does the comparative analysis technique sound like…
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  • Streamlining Acquisitions with the Multiphase Downselect Technique
    Now that you have learned about oral presentations , the second article in our three-part series will examine the multiphase downselect technique.  As you learn more about the different techniques for streamlining your acquisition, remember no matter what technique you use, you should always follow your agency policies on procurement. So…what, exactly, is the multiphase downselect technique? The…
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