My amendment is also supported by the TRSA, MAPPS, the Business Coalition for Fair Competition, and the American Conservative Union. Mr. Chairman, I will submit their statements in support for the Record. Submitted for the Record in Support of Jenkins Amendment #135 Textile Rental Services Association (TRSA): In its 1996 examination of the issue, the Center for Naval Analyses likewise found benefits of competing work. The visibility and identification of alternate providers were beneficial aspects of the process identified by the Center. As a bottom line, the Center for Naval Analyses determined a 30% average savings resulted from this beneficial focus on competition, with savings persisting over time. A leaner, more efficient government is a worthy goal, and Rep. Jenkins (KS) Amendment #135 is a means to achieve this goal. MAPPS: We have seen insourcing take place beyond `inherently governmental' activities such as commercial activities like mapping and geospatial activities. The Jenkins Amendment is the fairest approach by helping defend business opportunities for the private sector, including small business. Business Coalition for Fair Competition (BCFC): The Jenkins Amendment is the `yellow pages test' personified.…
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