This research explores choosing the best path; best practices in ethics programs; conflicts of interest and vendor relations; and adopting proactive transparency practices. Case studies are included to provide further ...

This webpage from the U.S. General Services Administration provides tips for considering accessibility when procuring new IT solutions.

This report provides a case study of how the Colorado Digital Service was utilized to review procurement strategy and recommend a path forward to rapidly assess how potential vendors could meet Colorado's contact tracing ...

When 18F and theAdministration for Children & Families Office of Family Assistance (OFA)interviewed users of the over 20 year old data reporting system for the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program, they ...

The procurement strategies of the past are no longer enough to meet the demands of the ever-evolving technology-enabled world we live in.

Outsourcing government IT services to a number of smaller companies, rather than the monolithic contracts of the past, has become common practice, but ensuring all those contractors are secure is an ongoing challenge.

A shared vision by both the public and private sector is a clear desire for state procurement efforts to be successful, both in identifying through fair and open competition the right vendor as well as establishing a solid ...

Getting on government contracts can be mysterious for small vendors. Digitizing RFPs and thoughtful outreach can bring more local companies to public-sector contracts, benefiting both agencies and communities at large.

The emergency has underlined outdated procedures and rules that hamper effective, efficient public purchasing. There are principles for creating better systems that can outlast the current crisis.

One management challenge of a multi-cloud environment is how to handle all the contracts that come with using multiple providers and services.