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Government Operations and Politics, U.S. Congress

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Should Congress limit minimum education requirements for contractor personnel in federal contract bids?

Skills-Based Federal Contracting Act of 2025 (H.R. 5235)

Federal contract bid requests for contractor staff could not set minimum education requirements unless the contracting officer justifies them.

  • Covers requirements met by education alone, education or experience, or a mix of both
  • Requires the to issue guidance to federal agencies
  • Guidance must encourage contracting officers to use alternatives to education requirements

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