17 New Companies Join the GSA Polaris IT GWAC SDVOSB apparently successful offerors List

17 New Companies Join the GSA Polaris IT GWAC SDVOSB apparently successful offerors List

The General Services Administration (GSA) has officially expanded the roster for one of its most highly anticipated technology procurement vehicles. In a newly released preaward notice, the agency identified an additional 17 companies joining the ranks of the GSA Polaris IT GWAC SDVOSB apparently successful offerors. This announcement marks the second major wave of selections…

2026 Roth and TSP Changes Bring New Planning Challenges for Federal Employees

2026 Roth and TSP Changes Bring New Planning Challenges for Federal Employees 

Federal employees are facing important retirement planning changes in 2026 as new Roth-related rules and Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) options take effect. While Roth strategies remain available, experts say timing and tax planning will become more critical than ever.  Roth Conversions Are Still Available One of the biggest misconceptions surrounding the 2026 changes is that…

TOYO Lands $185.6 Million in New Solar Supply Agreements

TOYO Lands $185.6 Million in New Solar Supply Agreements

Solar manufacturing company TOYO Co., Ltd. has announced the signing of two master supply agreements with major U.S. solar energy developers. The agreements represent approximately $185.6 million in cumulative purchase orders, marking a significant commercial milestone for the company. Under the deals, TOYO will provide its high-efficiency solar modules for a range of commercial and…

Unpacking the CISA $100M Cyber Technology Services contract A Boost for Office of Threat Hunting operations

Unpacking the CISA $100M Cyber Technology Services contract: A Boost for Office of Threat Hunting operations

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is significantly ramping up its efforts to protect the nation’s critical infrastructure. In a major acquisition announcement, the agency revealed plans to launch a massive competition for cybersecurity operational support. The highly anticipated CISA $100M Cyber Technology Services contract is designed to heavily fortify the agency’s incident response…

Federal Cyber Resilience Requires Containing the Core, Not Adding More Tools

Federal Cyber Resilience Requires Containing the Core, Not Adding More Tools

A new commentary argues that federal agencies should shift their cybersecurity focus away from continually purchasing new security tools and instead prioritize resilience. While organizations often invest heavily in expanding their cybersecurity technology stacks, the article suggests that this approach can create complexity without necessarily improving security outcomes. The author contends that cyber incidents are…

New Army Contracting Command missiles Strategy Accelerates PAC-3 MSE PrSM Lockheed Martin Production

New Army Contracting Command missiles Strategy Accelerates PAC-3 MSE PrSM Lockheed Martin Production

The Department of Defense is officially changing the way it does business to rapidly restock America’s highly critical weapons arsenal. In a massive shift for federal acquisition, the military is heavily prioritizing direct negotiations and multi-year agreements to overcome long-standing supply chain bottlenecks. The latest Army Contracting Command missiles strategy specifically targets high-demand systems, dramatically…

Out in the Cold: How the $8B NSF KBR Antarctic support contract award Secures America’s Icy Frontier

Out in the Cold: How the $8B NSF KBR Antarctic support contract award Secures America’s Icy Frontier

The United States has officially locked in its strategic and scientific foothold on the most remote continent on Earth. In a monumental move for federal contracting, the National Science Foundation (NSF) has officially selected a new prime contractor to manage the staggering logistical complexities of the U.S. Antarctic Program operations. The massive, newly announced NSF…

VersaBank Beats Earnings Expectations as U.S. Loan Growth Accelerates

VersaBank Beats Earnings Expectations as U.S. Loan Growth Accelerates

VersaBank reported fiscal second-quarter 2026 results that exceeded analyst expectations, supported by rapid growth in its U.S. lending operations. The bank’s performance was primarily fueled by a significant increase in its U.S. Structured Receivable Program (SRP) portfolio, which expanded 28% from the previous quarter. Growth in its Canadian lending business also contributed to the stronger-than-expected…