Management
Transition to Trump starts in earnest with agency landing teams
Contracting
What the Trump administration will mean for federal contractors
Cybersecurity
It's your last day to comment on one of the biggest cybersecurity rules ever
Contracting
Contractors prepare for appropriations to run out in two weeks
Contracting
The wave of new procurement regulations rolls on and on
Defense
Some highlights of provisions in this year's NDAA that could affect contractors
Contracting
Contractors find some 'buying forecasts' better than others
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Contracting
New HHS request for proposals has industry up in arms
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Contracting
FTC rule on non-compete employees has contractors worried
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Contracting
How legislators could make things a little easier for those companies working with the government
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Contracting
How election years affect federal contracting
Contracting
If you're a budget numbers nerd, this is the week to watch
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Contracting
White House breaks the rules on rulemaking for contractors
Congress
Capitol Hill's so-called budget is only the start of a lot of hard work
Defense
Five things contractors need to know about the Defense authorization bill
Contracting
Keeping fingers crossed about a potential government shutdown, contractors have a new White House initiative to scrutinize
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Defense
If it does get passed, the Defense authorization bill has quite a few surprises
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Government Shutdown
Contractors prepare for shutdown, or at least an austere October
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Contracting
Contractors ask a defense-procurement commission: Where's the beef?
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Acquisition
New organization plays matchmaker for innovators, DoD
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Contracting
Three ways the proposed NDAA could change the way contractors do business
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Contracting
How regulations not meant for contractors, sometimes end up complicating their business
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