Structure and Dynamics of the U.S. Federal Services Industrial Base, 2000-2012

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The report analyzes the U.S. government's contracting landscape during a period of austerity, highlighting a decrease in reliance on private sector services over two years. Despite this trend, spending on real services contracts in 2012 is significantly higher than in 2000. Key factors examined include competition, funding mechanisms, and contract vehicles, alongside an exploration of the industrial base, focusing on vendor market share by size and the leading contractors by total services revenue.