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The changing power in the U.S. House alters the way Washington will work — and how procurement professionals will approach contracting with the government, Public Spend Forum says, offering 10 trends in government contracting (govcon) that should be on procurement’s radar.
The public sector media website also takes a look at each party’s positions and the effects of the shutdown, which is over but could return Feb. 15. To recap the situation: Republicans hold the presidency and the U.S. Senate, and the Democrats were elected to a majority in the House last fall.
Read more: 10 Trends in Government Contracting: Analyzing the Parties, the Issues and the Shutdown
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