| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Mr. Williams: Well, the difference between a GWAC, Government-Wide Acquisitions Contract, and a MAC, a Multiple Award Contract, is the GWAC was set up in law as something under the Clinger-Cohen Act, where you get a specific delegation of authority for a GWAC. A MAC can be for something other than information technology that, again, is available government-wide.
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