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Officials from the Army Medical Command are requiring contracting officers to ask vendors to reduce prices when an order goes above $150,000, and to check that the Veterans Affairs Department's federal supply schedules sales are the best procurement approach or if they might find better prices in the open market.
In a recent letter to the Defense Department's inspector general, Herbert Coley, chief of staff for the Army's Office of the Surgeon General, wrote that the command will begin refresher training courses for contracting officers, focusing on problems surrounding costs and getting fair discounts.
Coley was replying to a Dec. 7 report from the IG's office. Auditors found Army contracting officers failed to determine whether $5.3 million was a fair and reasonable price for 131 products on an order. Auditors found another contracting officer placed a $176,000 order with the VA, but did not receive $13,000 worth of products and received $31,000 worth of the wrong products. The command never asked for a refund for the money for the order because the contracting officer did not receive word about the botched order.
"DOD contracting officials need to improve making price reasonableness determinations, requesting price reductions, and supporting best procurement approach determinations," reads the audit released Dec. 7.
DOD requires officers to ask contractors for reductions in price. But several of the officers interviewed by the IG said they did not know of the requirement. In at least one instance, a contracting officer who did make the request dropped it easily after the vendor said it did not give discounts on its schedule sales, according to the report.
Auditors said DOD needs to improve on these areas, as well as determining whether going to VA is the best approach for purchasing. The result is that "DOD contracting officials might not have always received the best value when using VA for direct interagency purchases."
Along with the administration, members of Congress have also voiced concerned about contract pricing. On Dec. 12, Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.), chairwoman of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee's Contracting Oversight Subcommittee, said the government has problems in checking prices and getting rebates. Her complaint was with food service contracts. According to her figures, the government received only 5 percent of available refunds over the last five years. In a letter to Zients, she suggested that food services contracts be a part of OMB's strategic sourcing initiative.
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With budget cuts looming, pricing has been a focal point for administration officials. Jeffery Zients, acting director at the Office of Management and Budget, issued a memo Dec. 5 on strategic sourcing, the initiative to ultimately get lower prices for goods, specifically for commodity IT products. Officials have cited the discounts earned through bulk-buying and overall smarter purchasing as a factor in lowering contract spending for the third year in a row.
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Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson were on the set of Eclipse earlier today, but on Tuesday she took a break from working to explore Vancouver with her castmates. Along with Nikki Reed and Elizabeth Reaser, Kristen spent the afternoon browsing shops downtown. Jackson Rathbone and Nikki's boyfriend, Paris Latsis, even came along, while some of the newcomers ran errands solo over the weekend. The ladies of the Twilight series often spend their off time out and about in the city, and it looks like Kristen's happy to step out right alongside her friends.
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I have fallen in love with a fabric that has been discontinued. Nothing seems to work as nicely as this one -- color, weight, design, everything! I just can't find anything else that I like nearly as much. Attached is a link to a picture of the fabric and also the tag. Does anyone know of anything available that is like this?
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According to the information on this website, they carry Fabricut Berlusconi. You might contact them for a quote.
Here is a link that might be useful: upholstery fabric
bbstx has a great suggestion.
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They have (or have access to) many fabrics that do not show up on their web site. Fill out their price quote/fabric search request and they will respond shortly.
Their price was the lowest I could find and the transaction & delivery was excellent.
How much do you need? If it isn't that much, once in awhile things pop on e-bay. Set up a search (but the name/color isn't always included, which is frustrating) in a few different ways.
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Students utilize an online database to conduct research and analyze the conditions for African-Americans before and after World War I. They consider the role of the 92nd and 93rd divisions in affecting social change.
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This is mine and my other half's 12 week old kitten called Jesse. She's only been with us for a couple of weeks and this was taken over the new year when she was sitting in a cusion next to my head.
It was taken with no zoom on a 28-100mm lens. She does have naturally yellow eyes but ive used a little contrasting to make them stand out even more, and to make the shot more striking. The frame has been filled, so that there was no distracting background features. The lighting is purposefully strong on the head and subtle down onto the back, so the attention is drawn to the details in the fur and face.
Its rare to find Jesse this still long enough to take a good photograph, especially this close, but this time i was quite fortunate.
What a beautiful pair of eyes on this sweet kitty !!!!! :<)
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STUART, FLORIDA (TCPalm) - Treasure Coast Food Bank is putting more food in the hands of hungry people throughout Martin County through several new collaborative efforts.
The results: Treasure Coast Food Bank already has doubled the amount of food distributed throughout the county over the previous 12 months, increasing the output from about 500,000 to more than 1 million pounds.
The Mobile Pantry visits distribute food to areas that may not be served by any existing food pantries and where people don't have ready access to healthy and affordable food. Target communities include Golden Gate, Port Salerno, Hobe Sound, Indiantown, and Jensen Beach/Rio.
"This is a collaborative effort where we provide our Mobile Pantry and our partners provide the resources and volunteers. The end result is more food in the hands of people who need it," said Treasure Coast Food Bank CEO Judith Cruz. "We already have doubled the amount of food distributed in Martin County, and we're still three months from the end of the fiscal year."
Mobile Pantry, a national program of Feeding America and its partner agencies, was created to provide food to people in neighborhoods where they live, and it fills gaps in the existing structure of feeding programs. Treasure Coast Food Bank, a partner organization of Feeding America, initiated the first Mobile Pantry on the Treasure Coast two years ago. The program has been critical in delivering food to people living in food deserts, which are neighborhoods in which the opportunity to buy healthy, affordable groceries is scarce.
According to a 2009 study done in collaboration with the United States Department of Agriculture, significant portions of Martin County and throughout the Treasure Coast are identified as food deserts. In some cases, the areas lack grocery stores, but in others, the residents lack transportation.
Treasure Coast Food Bank provides an average of 25 Mobile Pantry visits each month, distributing about 312,500 meals per month to people who otherwise are without easy access to healthy food. Each Mobile Pantry delivery includes meats, breads, fresh fruits and vegetables and non-perishable goods.
For more information about Mobile Pantry or other efforts to stop hunger, call Treasure Coast Food Bank at 772-489-3034.
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The Prairie Barge Festival at The Forks isn't underwater -- at least not yet.
The daytime stage MCs -- all members of the improv troupe, Hot Thespian Action -- joked Saturday afternoon about having to continue moving the stage up the stairwells and away from the Red River. River levels rose considerably Friday night, said Forks spokeswoman Chelsea Thomson.
Although the barge stage and decor were moved to higher ground, all entertainment will continue to run as scheduled, Thomson said. All of the performers and artisans at the barge festival are from Manitoba and Saskatchewan, and today's lineup includes sets by Saskatoon folk-jazz group Rosie and the Riveters and Winnipeg roots band Red Moon Road.
The Leduc siblings from Ottawa -- Chloe, 10, Solène, 8, and Calixte, 5 -- were in town Saturday soaking up the local talent and some sunshine. They snuck up as close to the stage as possible with their cousins, Anna and Coralie Sabourin, for a performance of avant-garde number Boxamore by the Winnipeg Contemporary Dancers.
"They were very flexible, and they know exactly what to do," said Solène as she chomped on a large pickle.
"I think it was interesting. It was cool, and they had a lot of moves," said Chloe.
Kids under the Scotiabank canopy were also profiting from the festival, some of them financially.
Ten-year-old Anna, nine-year-old Eva and seven-year-old Michael Jr. Hrycay were helping their mom, Sherri, sell handmade hats. The Hrycay family hails from Saskatoon and made the trip to Winnipeg to try to crack the tough buyer's-market. Sherri Hrycay said she has sold hats in Paris and Berlin, but never Winnipeg.
"Man, Winnipeg's a tough sell. Everybody I've tried to sell to has said, 'Well, yeah, we're the discount capital of Canada'. And I'm like, 'Oh man, you should have told me that before I came!' " she joked.
Michael Jr. modelled a fedora with 3D glasses and guided customers through his mom's catalogue. His sales motives were unabashedly personal.
"The more she gets money, the more I get toys," he said, smirking.
The Prairie Barge Festival is free and continues today. A screening of the Labour Day Classic football game between the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and the Saskatchewan Roughriders takes place at 3 p.m. at the barge, though the vendors from Saskatoon might not stick around to watch.
"We never do. We're more artsy than sporty," said Hrycay.
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Traditional fisheries in Madagascar provide the main source of livelihood for over 100,000 fishermen from 1250 communities along 5,000 kms of coast. The fishery provides 50% of the Malagasy fish catch and supplies 70% of the fish locally consumed. Despite this, the sector is not recognised officially, and is marginalised from mainstream national economic development. Since 1995 a group of Malagasy NGOs, supported by European NGOs, have been drawing public attention – both locally and internationally – to this situation. Over the last 6 years they have carried out a number of programmes both locally and internationally. These have involved studying and documenting the traditional sector, organising formal meetings between representatives from traditional fishing communities and policy makers, and lobbying the Malagasy Government and European Union Member States to include traditional fisheries in their development initiatives.
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Recommendations sealing mahogany decking
Just installed 1 x 4 mahogany decking on exterior porches. Can anyone suggest what would be good ways to finish it.... stain, tung oil, etc. The decks are about 20 inches off the ground. We are in southeastern Massachusetts where there is salt water in the air. I've searched this forum, but didn't really find a definitive answer. Thanks
Well, my favorite wood. Thru the years I experimented with various mahogany finishes for porch floors. Got many different points of view from diferent painters here in North Jersey, but all seem to agree that oil base is the way to go.
When we floor a porch with mahogany we pre-finish each piece - top , bottom and all edges before we install them with a mix of oil and 20 % thinner to really get it to soak into the mahogany - a real tight grain.
After installation, we apply one to two additional coats straight from the can, no thinning.
I've been using this technique for many years and am pleased with the results.
Even if applying a color, we do the same steps as clear oil (satin, semi-gloss and gloss with sand)
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Here's an article I just read a few minutes ago about this very invasive vine
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There are many websites - do a Google search for "mile a minute vine". See the link below for a picture and info.
Here is a link that might be useful: pics and information of Mile-a-minute vine
OK so I went back and checked the thread "invasive alert" from back in April and followed the link there and found this... It's name is Persicaria perfoliata and if you click on "mile-a-minute" you will have the answer to all your questions.
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Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation (TNSTC) employees staged a demonstration in front of the head office here on Wednesday, pressing for their various demands.
Speakers at the demonstration demanded conversion of the financially-ailing corporation into a government department for enhanced budgetary allocation.
Stating that there was undue delay in the disbursal of PF loans sought by serving employees, the agitators said applications were pending since February 2012, and the TNSTC management cited deficit finance as the reason. Similarly, leave salary for the employees had not been released since January 2010.
Under such circumstances, the State Government should consider making the TNSTC a department. Though there was budgetary allocation to the Corporation, it was intended only to procure new buses and meeting the expenses incurred by way of RTO procedure, TNSTC Staff Federation state treasurer S.Sampath said.
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