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Contracting

Will 2026 be the year GovCon shifts from disruption to execution?

"Getting 97 more people on the job...they are going to be the decision-makers. Things are going to start moving a lot faster," Jim Carroll said.

Contracting

Federal agency business forecasts have gone dark, and companies are struggling to plan without them

Contracting

From small business roots to mid-tier powerhouse, this firm is using employee ownership and AI to stay ahead in federal contracting

Artificial Intelligence

How federal tech leaders are rewriting the rules for AI and cyber hiring

Commentary

Contractors win more by knowing: The 3 deciders on the other side of GovCon

Commentary

Preparing for the impact of AI in government contracting projects

Commentary

It’s time to help the Davids in small GovCon

procurement policy, FAR, Federal Acquisition Regulation,Contracting

Commentary

It’s time to rethink GovCon pricing to align with post-pandemic reality

Emily Harman

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The power of Positive Intelligence

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The GovCon Club

Amtower Off-Center

The pulse of GovCon

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Federal Newscast

Contract spending reached 5-year high in 2020

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Amtower Off-Center

Developing content while minding your ROI

Stephanie Shutt - 8

Contracting

An update on GSA's schedule consolidation

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Federal Newscast

How can agencies ensure their data is protected when it's not on their network?

Joni Ernst

Federal Newscast

Senate bill looks to make sure federal contractors actually deserve bonuses

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Amtower Off-Center

Navigating the changes in federal acquisition

Federal Newscast

Are medium-sized contractors getting left behind?

Federal Newscast

Date set for major change coming to GSA schedules

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Federal Newscast

New tool to help contractors comply with federal workplace discrimination rules

FILE-In this June 21, 2018 file photo, a job applicant looks at job listings for the Riverside Hotel at a job fair hosted by Job News South Florida, in Sunrise, Fla. The Labor Department is expected to issue its new regulations on overtime in 2019, which employees must be given overtime, and which are exempt. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky)

Federal Newscast

Federal contractors could get favorable treatment for hiring disabled workers

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Federal Newscast

Government contracting dollars spiked in 2018

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Federal Newscast

Senators look to revive program to help small businesses work with the Pentagon