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GSA’s Martha Johnson Devises Wiki to Help Vendors

According to ExecutiveBiz: “The General Services Administration (GSA) is currently testing a wiki to streamline the process for bidding vendors.  The wiki will be tested on two requirements: data.gov and Clearpath.

GSA is seeking input on a requirement to provide a data repository for data.gov and looking for input on the technical infrastructure for our Clearpath hosting and is developing the approach for a future acquisition. Clearpath will launch in a few weeks.”

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