I'm Naymul Hasan, and I've been working in government contracting for over 5 years. During this time, I've gained hands-on experience navigating federal procurement processes, managing contracts, and ensuring full compliance with government regulations. I specialize in proposal development, vendor coordination, and delivering value-driven solutions that meet the unique needs of public sector clients. I'm passionate about helping organizations succeed in the complex world of government contracting.
Government contracting is like walking across a field full of golden opportunities… and hidden landmines. For every shiny new contract, there’s a regulation, audit, or oversight that could blow up your chances if you’re not careful. That’s why compliance strategies are more than nice-to-have—they’re the very thing keeping your business from losing contracts, money, and…
Maryland’s governor blasts Trump for ‘scare tactics’ on crime Trump Threatens National Guard Deployment in Baltimore The war of words between Donald Trump and Maryland Governor Wes Moore reached a new level Sunday, with Trump threatening to send National Guard troops into Baltimore to combat crime, while Moore pushed back, accusing the president of recycling…
US to take 10% equity stake in Intel, in Trump’s latest corporate move Washington just went from regulator to shareholder. On Friday, President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. government will take a 9.9% stake in Intel, scooping up shares at a discount as part of a deal that flips billions in federal grants into…
A major development in federal procurement has arrived. Tech7, a defense and national security technology integrator, has been awarded a massive $489 million General Services Administration (GSA) contract. This award, issued as a Phase III Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) funding agreement, is a direct channel for expanding a critical tech evaluation system across the government. This…
The U.S. Relies on Russian-Enriched Uranium for Power and Navy For decades, the U.S. has been quietly powering its grid and even its Navy thanks to uranium enriched in Russia. Yep, since 1993, billions of American dollars have gone straight to Moscow’s state-run nuclear energy company. That enriched uranium currently helps keep 54 U.S. nuclear…
Zelensky Walks Out of White House with Calm, Cash The mood in Washington this time couldn’t have been more different. Back in February, Trump and Zelensky’s meeting felt like watching divorced parents argue over who gets the dog tense, snappy, and not pretty. Fast forward to this week in the Oval Office, and suddenly the…
California vs. Texas: The Map Wars Heat Up America’s political map wars are heating up again and this round is pure California drama! Forget Netflix, this is the real binge-worthy showdown where Democrats in the Golden State are rolling out fresh congressional maps today, and the move is being billed as a direct counterpunch to…
WASHINGTON — The U.S. government has decided against imposing new oil sanctions on Russia, opting for a cautious approach amid concerns over global energy stability and ongoing diplomatic efforts. Administration officials said the move reflects a need to balance pressure on Moscow with economic realities, as fresh penalties could disrupt oil markets and harm U.S.…
The United States is once again on the brink of a debt ceiling crisis. We’ve been here before, and yet every time it feels like a fresh drama. Congress must agree to raise or suspend the limit on how much the government can borrow. If they don’t, the Treasury Department warns we could run out…
Introduction The federal procurement landscape is undergoing a major shift in 2025. With Executive Order 14240 and OMB Memorandum M-25-31, the Biden administration is doubling down on consolidating procurement under the General Services Administration (GSA) to eliminate waste, reduce redundancy, and maximize taxpayer savings. For IT vendors and solutions providers, this means a fundamental change…