In government contracting, past performance is more than just a report card—it’s your company’s golden ticket to future opportunities. Contracting officers don’t just want to know you can do the work; they want proof you’ve done it before and done it well. Think of it as dating: nobody wants to commit without seeing how you…
If you’ve ever tried to win a federal contract, you already know this truth: compliance in government contracting isn’t optional—it’s the price of entry. You can have the sharpest proposal, the lowest price, or the flashiest PowerPoint… but if you miss a compliance requirement, your chances can vanish faster than coffee at a Monday morning…
Marvell Technology is gaining attention. Analysts say it may be undervalued in the AI chip race. Its stock is down, but its AI potential is rising.“Marvell is quietly building the backbone of AI infrastructure,” said The Motley Fool. What’s Happening with Marvell? Marvell builds custom silicon for data centers. It powers AI workloads for hyperscalers…
Labor Law Compliance Labor law compliance is becoming a top priority in federal contracting, and the life sciences industry is feeling the effects. With more oversight from the Department of Labor and federal agencies, contractors must show they are meeting rules around wages, workplace safety, benefits, and worker protections. For life sciences companies working on…
FDA’s Vision for Transparency and Accountability The latest FDA regulatory update is drawing attention across the life sciences and government contracting world. Dr. Marty Makary’s vision of a “New FDA” centers on increasing transparency, streamlining the approval process, and promoting stronger accountability in how medical products reach the market. For contractors tied to federal health…
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s recent comments signal a cautious approach to rate cuts. His speech balanced inflation control with employment softness. This “balanced” stance may seem prudent, but many economists warn it could stall recovery and deepen market uncertainty. “We’re navigating a complex environment where inflation is cooling, but labor markets remain fragile,” Powell…
The federal procurement process often feels like a mystery filled with endless timelines, multiple players, and hidden rules. This post breaks it down into manageable steps, explaining how to navigate “hurry up and wait” timelines, understand the roles of contracting officers, program managers, and evaluators, and uncover the unwritten rules that really drive success. With…
Transitioning from local contracts to federal opportunities can feel like moving from the neighbourhood gym to the NBA—exciting but demanding. This post explores how small businesses can grow across government levels by starting with local wins, leveraging certifications like 8(a) and WOSB, and embracing key industry trends such as digital tools, teaming agreements, and diversity…
Sinclair pulls the plug on late-night satire, triggering backlash, boycotts, and political fire It started with static. Then silence. Then outrage. On September 24, 2025, Sinclair Broadcast Group announced it would preempt Jimmy Kimmel Live! across more than 60 ABC affiliates nationwide. The move was immediate. No warning. No explanation. Just a blackout. The keyword…
Dallas shooting leaves one dead, and a media firestorm ignites over blame, grief, and accountability The rooftop shooter didn’t speak. He didn’t post. He didn’t livestream. But he left a message. Three detainees were shot at an ICE facility in Dallas, Texas on Wednesday morning. One died at the scene. According to the FBI, his…