GovCon Digest- OneGov Strategy

OneGov Strategy: Promises and Pitfalls in Government Contracting

Introduction to the OneGov Strategy in Government Contracting and Acquisition The General Services Administration (GSA) has been championing the OneGov Strategy, a bold initiative designed to streamline government contracting and acquisition by leveraging the federal government’s massive buying power. Positioned as the ultimate enterprise buyer akin to a Fortune One company the U.S. government seeks…

GovCon Digest- Blanket Purchase Agreements

Unlocking the Power of Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs) in Federal Contracting

In the complex world of U.S. federal procurement, Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPAs) stand out as one of the most nimble, cost-effective tools for agencies and vendors alike. Far from the heavyweight, line‐by‐line negotiation of a traditional contract, a BPA is a streamlined arrangement that pre-packages your terms—and gives both government buyers and suppliers a “fast…

GovCon Digest- The Future of Federal Innovation

Government Contracting and Blockchain: The Future of Federal Innovation

In 2025, the U.S. government isn’t launching its own cryptocurrency, but blockchain technologies are transforming government contracting, public finance, supply chains, and emergency response systems. From Wyoming’s state-backed stable token to Navy pilots tracking critical parts, blockchain is no longer theoretical—it’s operational. For businesses in government contracting, understanding these advancements is crucial to staying competitive…

GovCon Digest- Navigating the FAR Overhaul

Navigating the FAR Overhaul: Key Changes to FAR Parts 19, 42, and 46

The Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) overhaul is transforming the government contracting landscape, bringing clarity, modernization, and alignment with industry trends. Recent updates to FAR Parts 19, 42, and 46 reflect the FAR Council’s commitment to streamlining regulations while maintaining robust compliance standards. For contractors whether small businesses, tech firms, or large primes these changes are…