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Joseph Feibel – April 7, 2022G Great news! FAI.gov www.fai.gov has a new look, completely modernized to update and improve user experience. Some changes include: FAI CSOD registration – for new accounts, knowledge center – for sharing acquisition information, tools Read More
Joseph Feibel – April 18, 2021 Woody Allen became famous for this phrase: “80% of success is just showing up.” That statement is accurate. It needs modification. “80% of success is showing up on time 98% of the time.” Nobody Read More
Joseph Feibel – April 18, 2021 In a firm fixed price contract where the unit is HOUR, the contractor promises to provide the promised number of hours, and is in default if it does not do so. In a labor-hour Read More
Joseph Feibel – April 3, 2021 If you are really serious about increasing your productivity, start a daily journal. This can be on paper. It can be online. It should be closed to the public if it is online. At Read More
Joseph Feibel – September 5, 2020 Originally published by Public Contract Law Journal Author: Nathaniel Castellano Readers of this Journal are likely aware of the burgeoning interest in Other Transactions and Other Transactions Authority (OTA). Some believe that agencies endowed Read More
Joseph Feibel – September 5, 2020 FAI’s incredible array of FY21 FAC-C, FAC-COR, FAC-P/PM, and continuous learning instructor-led training offerings are now open for enrollment. Book a seat now to take advantage of this free training. Visit FAI’s training page Read More
Joseph Feibel – September 5, 2020 The new Recommended Training Requirements for Federal Acquisition Certification—Contracting Officer’s Representative (FAC-COR) Level III will become effective on October 1, 2020. The FCR 400 (40 CLPs) Advanced Contracting Officer Representative Workshop will replace FCR Read More
Joseph Feibel – September 5, 2020 FAI has created the COR Toolkit in collaboration with the Leapin’ Lizards, a Spring 2020 Leadership Excellence in Acquisition Program team. The COR Toolkit provides a comprehensive set of links to policies, resources, training, Read More
http://www.wifcon.com/discussion/index.php?/blogs/entry/4620-13-reasons-why-sap-is-simpler/ Don Mansfield How do you do simplified acquisition?” is a common question I hear from acquisition personnel that are more familiar with using FAR part 15 procedures to solicit offers and award contracts. The question presupposes that there is Read More
Joseph Feibel – August 8, 2020 One key to getting a raise is asking for one. You have to ask. You can’t sit around and expect a raise to be given to you. Why would your boss ever give up Read More