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EXCLUSIVE: GSA to reduce tech services arm by 50%, eliminate non-statutory work

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All non-critical and non-statutorily required work will cease at the General Services Administration’s Technology Transformation Services as part of a 50% reduction of the office, according to Director Thomas Shedd. In his prepared remarks for a Thursday afternoon town hall, which were obtained by FedScoop, Shedd said that to deliver technology at GSA in a “more focused and streamlined way,” moving forward TTS will support only work that is requ…

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EXCLUSIVE: GSA to reduce tech services arm by 50%, eliminate non-statutory work

All non-critical and non-statutorily required work will cease at the General Services Administration’s Technology Transformation Services as part of a 50% reduction of the office, according to Director Thomas Shedd. In his prepared remarks for a Thursday afternoon town hall, which were obtained by FedScoop, Shedd said that to deliver technology at GSA in a “more focused and streamlined way,” moving forward TTS will support only work that is requ…

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GSA CEO assures shippers of reduced costs and improved trade facilitation

By Samuel SAM The Acting Chief Executive Officer-Ghana Shippers Authority (GSA), Prof. Ransford Gyampo, has reaffirmed government’s commitment to easing the burden on local traders by reviewing shipping regulations to lower costs. Speaking during a two-day working visit to Tamale and Paga, Prof. Gyampo noted that the high cost of shipping – often exceeding three times the value of goods – has led to the collapse of many businesses and discourage…

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