With each #RFP or #RFQ that is issued by the Government, there is a window of opportunity for Contractors to ask questions if the #StatementofWork (SOW) or Performance Work Statement (PWS) is not clear. As is often the case, the first #governmentsolicitation draft released is not perfect and may contain errors, discrepancies, omissions, or be […]
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Let’s Get Together Now that the FY23 Forecasting schedule for government contracts has been released, it is time to talk turkey and make plans for joint ventures or partnerships with other contractors. Whether you are a subcontractor looking to hook up with a Prime, or a couple of 8(a) small business enterprises wanting to share
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Trends in Staff Augmentation As we look towards FY23 in government contracting, #staffaugmentation continues to be an in-demand requirement for many RFPs. Staff augmentation allows the government to bring on a consultant or contractor to present staffing candidates, who are credentialed, onboarded, and managed by the contractor. The primary advantages are that the contractor has
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Watch for CISA Acquisitions Coming Soon With cybersecurity issues at the forefront of the U.S. government’s top concerns, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) just received its procurement authority within the past several months. Under this #procurementauthority, CISA will have its own contract specialists for procuring acquisitions for the U.S. government. Previously, CISA was
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