Interagency Contracts (Part I): Overview and Recommendations for Reform

The hearing examined the rapid proliferation of interagency contracting vehicles in recent years. It reviewed the potential benefits and sho… read more

The hearing examined the rapid proliferation of interagency contracting vehicles in recent years. It reviewed the potential benefits and shortcomings of interagency contracting as well as the potential impact these vehicles may have on competition. The hearing also reviewed the reasons behind the increase in interagency contracting vehicles and whether agencies are creating and using these vehicles responsibly.

The hearing assessed the need for increased oversight and reform, with a second hearing to follow at a future date, asking agency officials to address the issues raised in Part I.

Additional information and materials relating to this hearing are available at http://mccaskill.senate.gov/issues/soco/docs.cfm

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Witnesses

Panel 1

Ralph Nash

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Interagency Contracts (Part I): Overview and Recommendations for Reform

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Senate Committee
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SD-342, Dirksen Senate Office Building, Washington, District of Columbia, United States