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The Department of Defense has issued a public comment request regarding an information collection renewal by the Employer Support for the Guard and Reserve. The initiative seeks to streamline employer data collection, reduce administrative burden on private sector partners, and optimize reserve force readiness.

The Department of Defense, GSA, NASA, and OFPP are soliciting public feedback on extending information collection requirements for presolicitation notices and vendor responses. The proposed three-year extension aims to streamline early market engagement while reducing administrative burdens on federal contractors.

The Department of Defense, GSA, NASA, and OFPP are soliciting public feedback on proposed three-year extensions for FAR Part 11 information collection requirements. The notice opens a critical window for defense contractors to address reporting burdens, data utility, and automated compliance mechanisms.

The Department of Defense is seeking public comment on extending and revising information collection requirements under DFARS Part 247, offering defense vendors an opportunity to shape transportation reporting standards and administrative burden estimates.

The Department of Defense has published a notice seeking a three-year extension for information collection requirements under DFARS Part 237. DoD invites public comment on administrative burden, utility, and options for automated submission.

U.S. Transportation Command has issued a notice seeking public feedback on its information collection practices under the Paperwork Reduction Act. The effort aims to streamline data reporting requirements, evaluate operational utility, and leverage automated technology across defense logistics networks.

The Department of Defense has submitted an information collection clearance proposal to the Office of Management and Budget under the Paperwork Reduction Act. The filing signals potential updates to vendor reporting, compliance mandates, and defense acquisition metrics.

The Federal Acquisition Regulatory Council has requested public input on information collection burdens tied to FAR Case 2026-011. The sweeping overhaul impacts FAR Parts 9, 27, and 47, aiming to modernize compliance rules, reduce paperwork, and leverage automated reporting across federal defense contracting.

The Department of Defense has formally submitted an information collection proposal to the Office of Management and Budget under the Paperwork Reduction Act, signaling upcoming compliance shifts and potential reporting revisions for defense contractors.

The Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment is seeking public feedback on a proposed information collection. The request focuses on reducing administrative burden, improving data utility, and integrating automated collection technologies across defense procurement processes.

The Department of Defense has formally submitted an information collection proposal to the Office of Management and Budget under the Paperwork Reduction Act. The submission signals prospective shifts in administrative reporting burden and compliance protocols across defense acquisitions.

The Department of Defense has announced a public comment request regarding an upcoming OUSD(P&R) information collection effort, focusing on assessing administrative necessity, refining burden estimates, and accelerating automated data ingestion.

The Department of Defense has submitted a request to OMB to extend an existing information collection requirement allowing prospective subcontractors to request bond details on federal construction and acquisition projects.

The Department of Defense has formally submitted a request to the Office of Management and Budget to extend its existing information collection requirements for contract financing. This routine regulatory filing ensures continued administrative oversight and standardized reporting for defense contractors seeking performance-based payments and progress financing.

The Department of Defense has submitted a request to OMB to extend information collection requirements that prohibit contracting with entities using covered telecommunications and video surveillance equipment.

The Department of Defense has issued a notice proposing a three-year extension of DFARS information collection requirements under the Mentor-Protégé Program. The move seeks industry feedback to balance oversight with reduced compliance friction.

The Department of Defense has formally submitted a new information collection request to the Office of Management and Budget under the Paperwork Reduction Act. This action signals potential updates to administrative reporting burdens across defense acquisition programs and contractor compliance frameworks.

The U.S. Army Research Institute for the Behavioral and Social Sciences has issued a Paperwork Reduction Act notice for a new information collection initiative. This effort will gather foundational human performance data to inform force modernization and readiness.