GSA ‘unimpressed,’ insulted by consulting companies’ efforts to cut spending

The General Services Administration is reviewing a second round of submissions from some of the top vendors, the ones who provide consulting services to the government. GSA is looking to them to find ways to trim contracts and save money. 10 vendors, which include some of the big names like Accenture, Deloitte and SAIC, had until Friday to submit fresh suggestions. GSA called the first data call unimpressive and, to quote, insufficient to the point of being

insulting. Federal News Network's executive editor Jason Miller joins me with more.

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