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How Small Businesses Should Use Federal Forecasts in FY26 Capture Plans

How Small Businesses Should Use Federal Forecasts in FY26 Capture Plans 

How Small Businesses Should Use Federal Forecasts in FY26 Capture Plans Introduction Forecasts of federal procurement are frequently misinterpreted. They are not merely notices of upcoming RFPs. They are preliminary indicators of small-business positioning strategy, contract-vehicle preference, acquisition timing, and agency budget intent. Agencies are releasing forecasts for FY26 earlier…
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The 8(a) Program Isn’t Broken. The Risk Model Is Changing. 

The 8(a) Program Isn’t Broken. The Risk Model Is Changing. Introduction: Why the 8(a) Conversation Has Changed In January 2026, few topics in government contracting are drawing more attention than the 8(a) Business Development Program. Headlines often suggest crisis or failure. Reality is more precise and more important. The 8(a)…
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HBCU EXECUTIVE ORDER

Introduction The Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) set aside is getting a fair share after they’ve been left out for so long. These schools have been lifelines for African American communities, helping people get an education despite facing a lot of unfairness. The recent Executive Order is like a big promise to…
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Data Analytics: Your Unsung Warrior in Federal Contracting

Data Analytics: Your Unsung Warrior in Federal Contracting

Imagine having a crystal ball that could tell you which opportunities to pursue, how to outshine your competitors, and what makes federal agencies tick. That’s exactly what data analytics brings to the table in federal contracting. By harnessing the power of your past performance data, market trends, and even your competitors’ moves, you’re no…
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Change In Government Contracting Rules

Change In Government Contracting Rules 

In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, staying informed about regulatory changes is crucial for businesses looking to leverage government contracting opportunities. The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has proposed several important updates to key programs that will have significant implications for small businesses. These changes, aimed at simplifying processes, closing regulatory gaps, and ensuring…
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DEI in Government Contracting

DEI in Government Contracting: A Necessity for Equitable and Inclusive Growth 

DEI in government contracting refers to the commitment to creating a workplace environment where all individuals, regardless of their race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, religion, disability, or other characteristics, are treated fairly, valued, and have equal opportunities for success. This encompasses various aspects, including:  Supplier Diversity:Promoting the participation of diverse…
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ALASKA NATIVE CORPORATIONS 

Introduction For generations, the Indigenous peoples of Alaska have been sharing an innate bond with the rugged yet beautiful lands they call home. The Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) of 1971 marked a pivotal point in resolving longstanding land disputes and paving the way for economic self-determination through the establishment of…
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 2024 Contract Vehicles: What’s left 

As we advance through the final quarter of the 2024 fiscal year, businesses engaged in government contracting need to maintain a keen focus on several significant Contract Vehicles, IDIQs, and GWACs set to offer substantial opportunities. These vehicles serve as critical channels through which federal agencies procure various services and products, making them prime targets…
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