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2. Contact Information
3. CCR, PRO-Net & ORCA
4. DBE, SDB, 8a & Hubzone
5. Dep. of Homeland Security
6. EDI & VAN
7. EIN & DUNS
8. FAR, DFAR, GSAR, CFR & Forms
9. GSA
10. Market Research
11. New Client Questionnaire
12. OREGON STATE PROCUREMENT OFFICE
13. OREGON DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION (ODOT)
14. Procurement Web Sites
15. RFID for DoD
16. SBIR/STTR
17. SIC, NAICS, FSC & PSC Codes
18. Subcontracting
19. WAWF, Labor Rates & Per Diem Allowances

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WAWF, Labor Rates & Per Diem Allowances

Wide Area Work Flow


Wide Area Work Flow (WAWF) allows vendors and government users to submit invoices and receiving reports (DD250s) electronically free of charge. Private industry has already seen significant dollar savings by increased cash flow and reduced operating costs. Many leaders in the Defense Industry have recognized the potential and are now using WAWF.

DOD WAWF


Labor Rates


The US Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is the primary research agency for the field of labor economics and statistics. The statistical data produced by this independent agency is referenced by government and private sector businesses to labor rates by category.

Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)


Per Diem, Travel & Transportation Allowances


The Per Diem, Travel & Transportation Allowances Committee provides guidelines to ensure that uniform travel and transportation regulations are issued to support United States Code, Title 37 (411 & 1001). The site provides by state allowance information for hotel, meals & transportation.

Hotel & Meals
Car, Motorcycle & Air Transportation

 

 

 

 

 


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