GAO Pushes Back Hard on Congressional Bid Protest Fee Proposal A new battle is brewing in the federal procurement arena and this time, it’s not over contracts, but the rules that govern who can challenge them. In a bold and direct move, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) has formally opposed a congressional proposal that could…
White House Pushes Agencies to ‘Rightsize’ Workforce After Supreme Court Decision! The federal workforce is once again in the crosshairs and this time, there’s nothing standing in the way. Following a green light from the Supreme Court, the Trump administration is moving quickly to restart efforts to shrink the size of the federal government, a…
In recent turns of events, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) has slammed a proposal in the 2025 National Defense Authorization Act that would force losing bid protesters to cover government and contractor costs in procurement reform efforts. GAO’s General Counsel, Edda Emmanuelli Perez, argues this cost-sharing plan could sabotage procurement reform by discouraging competition and…
Why GE Vernova Made the Move GE Vernova has just acquired Alteia, a France-based artificial intelligence firm that specializes in visual data analytics. While that might sound technical, the impact is anything but boring. Alteia’s technology uses drone footage, satellite images, and other visual data to help companies make smarter decisions—fast. For GE Vernova, a…
Welcome to the wild and wonderful world of government contracting—where bureaucracy meets opportunity, and where SAM.gov stands as your trusty gateway to success. Whether you’re curious about registering for government contracts or wondering how to get a contract from government, you’ve landed at the right spot. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll dive into everything you…
Filing your incurred cost submission late or with errors can cost you more than just money—it can stall payments, trigger audits, and even jeopardize future contracts. If you’re working under a cost-reimbursable or time-and-material government contract, submitting an accurate incurred cost proposal to the DCAA isn’t optional—it’s required. Every year, contractors must document their actual…
In the world of government contracting, where the stakes are high, and the pace is relentless. Here to share how top government contractors (GovCons) are thriving amidst pressure. Drawing insights from the soon-to-be-released 2025 GAUGE Report by Unanet and CohnReznick, explore actionable strategies, practical examples, and trends shaping the future of GovCon success. Whether you’re…
Let’s think about a scenario like this: federal agencies have been stuck in the slow lane for far too long, tangled up in outdated, clunky IT systems that were once revolutionary but now barely keep the lights on. These legacy systems aren’t just old but they’re blockers to progress. They slow down missions, tie up…
A Billion-Dollar Stage Set for Growth Live Nation Entertainment is making a massive move by investing $1 billion to build 18 new music venues across the U.S. over the next 18 months. From small clubs to large amphitheatres, this expansion demonstrates the company’s confidence in the post-pandemic rebound of live events. According to early industry…
The Trump administration is lassoing the Agriculture Department into the digital age. Looks like trading dusty paper will form for sleek apps through IT government contracts. Their new policy agenda is all about freeing small family farms from bureaucratic quicksand. An internal audit sniffing out every last paper-based application like a bloodhound on a mission,…