Winning your first government contract feels like climbing a mountain — thrilling, exhausting, and a little surreal. But here’s the truth: landing that first deal is just the beginning. The real challenge is scaling in government contracting — transforming a small operation into a sustainable, multi-million-dollar enterprise. Most small businesses enter the government space with…
On October 6, 2025, the DOJ confirmed the dismissal of U.S. Attorney Jessica Aber and Deputy U.S. Attorney Raj Parekh. Both served in the Eastern District of Virginia, a key region for federal contracting cases. The firings followed a sealed internal audit that uncovered case mismanagement and alleged conflicts of interest. A DOJ spokesperson said,…
On September 30, 2025, President Trump announced a major deal with Pfizer. The company agreed to lower prices for Medicaid drugs to match those paid in other developed countries. In return, Pfizer will avoid a 100% tariff on imported branded drugs for three years. Trump called the deal “a massive win for American families”. Pfizer…
On October 5, 2025, the White House confirmed the activation of 300 Illinois National Guard troops to protect federal assets in Chicago. An additional 400 troops from Texas are scheduled to arrive later this week. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) stated the deployment is in response to “violent demonstrations and targeted attacks on ICE…
In a major boost to American manufacturing, Stellantis has unveiled plans for a massive $10 billion U.S. auto investment aimed at reviving plants, launching new vehicle lines, and expanding its EV production capacity. This bold step signals a strong vote of confidence in the future of American car manufacturing at a time when the industry…
A growing number of foreign companies are ramping up their U.S. presence to sidestep rising tariffs and trade tensions. With new import duties impacting everything from electronics to heavy machinery, international manufacturers are finding it smarter—and more profitable—to build, hire, and produce directly in the United States. This surge in U.S. presence reflects not only…
Rise of Digital Compliance in U.S. Industries The U.S. industry is undergoing a massive shift — one where technology and regulation are meeting head-on. This new era of digital compliance is changing how companies manage risk, report data, and maintain transparency. It’s no longer enough to just follow the rules manually; now, compliance must evolve…
In a major move signalling confidence in U.S. manufacturing growth, Siemens has announced a $285 million investment to expand its production capabilities across the United States. This investment will primarily focus on enhancing facilities in California and Texas—key states driving innovation in electrification, automation, and artificial intelligence. The announcement reflects Siemens’ long-term commitment to strengthening…
In a bold move to strengthen America’s industrial backbone, the Trump administration is stepping deeper into the world of rare earths and chips. These two sectors—once seen as niche—have now become central to national security and economic independence. The administration’s plan to take equity stakes in companies producing critical minerals and semiconductors signals a new…
Change is sweeping across America’s business landscape, and at the heart of it lies one big theme — industry compliance. The federal government has been rolling out a wave of new regulations aimed at tightening standards, ensuring transparency, and holding organizations more accountable than ever before. Whether it’s environmental standards, data privacy laws, or labour…