Congress Pushes Defense Department to Favor U.S.-Owned Firms for Professional Service Contracts
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Reports on the SAFE Services Act proposal requiring Defense contracting to prioritize U.S.-owned firms for professional services and cites concerns about foreign-owned contractors receiving awards.

Aggregates and summarizes Rep. Mills’ announcement of the SAFE Services Act, emphasizing preference for U.S. companies in Defense professional-services contracting and the waiver/reporting concept.
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SAFE Services Act
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