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Leading Service Associations To Merge

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Thursday, December 20th, 2007

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The Professional Services Council (PSC) and the Contract Services Association of America (CSA), the two leading trade groups that lobby in support of companies that provide a range of base support, consulting, information technology and technical services to the federal government, will merge at the start of 2008. The combined entity will serve about 330 member companies. The PSC currently serves about 225 firms and the CSA about 135, with little overlap between the two. The merger isn't a cost…

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