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Trump revokes Obama-era EO on contractors' right-of-refusal rules
Nov 3 , 2019
Tom TeminFederal Drive with Tom TeminDavid BerteauProfessional Services Councilfederal contractingnondisplacement orderFor years, contractors have chafed under an executive order former President Barack Obama signed as one of his earliest actions. Known as the "nondisplacement order," it required companies winning follow-on or successor contracts to give first right-of-refusal employment offers to people working on the incumbent contractor. President Donald Trump revoked it late last week. The President and CEO of the Professional Services Council, David Berteau, joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin for what services contractors are thinking.
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