PSC: Professional Services Council
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Publications
Publications
PSC produces a range of unique special reports on the latest market trends, customer buying behaviors, and the impact of legislative and regulatory developments on the government contracting industry.
The annual Services Sector Review examines the key trends and challenges affecting the federal marketplace for professional and technical services. This is a members-only publication.
The bi-annual Procurement Policy Survey, published in conjunction with member company Grant Thornton, surveys senior government procurement executives and practitioners about the state of federal procurement practices, policies and the acquisition environment.
The Legislative and Regulatory Year in Review is the only annual compendium of all legislation and regulatory activities of the preceding year affecting the federal professional services industry. This is a members-only publication.
Service Contractor magazine reaches more than 3,000 professionals across the federal services industry, including key members of Congress and agency leaders. The magazine focuses on industry news, regulatory and legislative matters, and other issues related to government contracting, including key changes in acquisition or procurement policy, legal and market trends, and more.
Public Policy Action Update is a monthly members-only e-newsletter that highlights the current legislative and regulatory issues that PSC is actively working.
PSC Insider is a monthly e-newsletter that features stories on association activities such as new initiatives, events, and new members.
Reaching Your Elected Officials for the Betterment of Our Industry, a how-to guide and toolkit to help member companies communicate the impact of policy proposals to elected officials.
SmartContracting E-news was created to communicate the benefits and clear up the major misperceptions about contracting. It compliments the Smartcontracting.org web site, which serves as a clearinghouse for reliable information on these important issues. The e-newsletter is sent to Capitol Hill, the news media and all PSC members.
