US EditionThe Rise of OTA in Defense Contracting, Part 2: What Is It, Who’s Eligible, and Where to Find Opportunities | PilieroMazza, Law Firm, Government Contracts Attorney
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The Rise of OTA in Defense Contracting, Part 2: What Is It, Who’s Eligible, and Where to Find Opportunities | PilieroMazza, Law Firm, Government Contracts Attorney
In Part 1 of PilieroMazza’s blog series (linked here), we looked at how Other Transactions Authority (OTA) has emerged as a key acquisition tool for government contractors eager to work with the Department of Defense (DOD). In Part 2, we’ll unpack what OTA is, who can participate in these agreements, and where to look for OTA-related opportunities. What is an “Other Transaction”? OT generally refers to the statutory authorities allowing the fede…
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