Washington Technology – The federal government is pursuing centralized procurement through the General Services Administration (GSA), but this approach ignores historical evidence showing that strategic sourcing initiatives have negatively impacted small business participation in government contracting.
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GSA Centralized Procurement Threatens Small Business Contract Opportunities
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