Recently, the President signed into law the John S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA/ H.R. 5515) for Fiscal Year 2019, which included several provisions affecting government contractors. This annual NDAA process addresses military funding requirements and commits the Department of Defense (DoD) and other agencies to specific rules, regulations, and laws. Read below to... Read More
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Three Reasons for Making a Government Page
Your website is one of the most important places anyone goes to learn about your company. This goes for the Government as well as businesses who may be interested in working with you on a contract. When you’re dealing with requests for quotes and submitting proposals it is easy to forget that the federal government... Read More
Cybersecurity Federal Contracting 2018 Outlook to be Presented at October CyberMaryland Conference
By Gloria Larkin October is National Cybersecurity Month and with the recent Equifax data breach affecting over 143 million people in the U.S., the reality of cybersecurity is hot news in both the public and private sectors. The U.S. Federal Government has been in front of the cybersecurity curve in budgeting billions of dollars for... Read More
Inconvenient Incumbents and Other Interesting Implications
By Gloria Larkin Grant Thornton, an independent audit, tax and advisory firm, recently published the 2016 Government Contractor Survey which includes analyses of data sets including incumbent win rates, overall pricing strategies, labor rates and other cost accounting practices, contracting strategies, government regulations and revisions in policies, and other issues affecting profitability in the federal... Read More