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Maybe that's the problem to solve then: navigating (or, dare I say it, disrupting) government procurement.
by scrumper 13y ago
Maybe that's the problem to solve then: navigating (or, dare I say it, disrupting) government procurement.
- mnutt 13y agoThat reminds me of DonorsChoose, which connects elementary teachers with people looking to donate. It's unfortunate that many states don't properly fund things like school supplies, but it's a great service nonetheless.
- kylebgorman 13y agoA procurement reform program was Philadelphia's submission to the "Mayors Challenge" this year (http://mayorschallenge.bloomberg.org/index.cfm?objectid=184AE090-8B49-11E2-92C8000C29C7CA2F http://mayorschallenge.bloomberg.org/index.cfm?objectid=184A...). It lost out to Providence, RI's proposal (I have argued elsewhere that Providence's proposal, while noble, is probably a boondoggle: http://wellformedness.com/blog/on-the-providence-word-gap-intervention/ http://wellformedness.com/blog/on-the-providence-word-gap-in...)