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Knowledge is power, especially for government contractors. Having access to relevant and factual news and insights can help you understand the federal contracting field—and how it will move in the future. Furthermore,

AECOM is the most trusted infrastructure consulting firm in the world headquartered in Dallas, Texas. It is a global provider and creates partnerships with private and public clients in more than 150

Federal government contracting is a highly-competitive industry. In the last fiscal year, 2021, the U.S. spent $629 billion on government contracts alone, and it is projected to rise even higher in the

The United States federal budget deficit has been a hot topic for several years, especially during election cycles and economic indicators dip. The Congressional Budget Office projected that this year’s deficit would

Whether you are a small or large corporation, there’s no doubt contracting is an important aspect of doing business. Government contracts cover a wide range of industries, including construction, research, defense, health,

The U.S. government provides many benefits and assistance for both small and large companies. These can range from grants and contracts to intellectual property protection. Federal agencies distribute them, most notably the

Federal agencies of the United States government obtain many things, from a tiny staple wire to types of machinery and even cyberspace activities. With various products and services acquired by the United

An important consideration when deciding on a joint venture structure is whether or not you want to be involved in its management. Think about what could happen if the project fails and

Did you know that according to the Small Business Administration (SBA), 99.9% of all businesses in America are considered small businesses and employ 41.7% of the global workforce? That number is very

Concerning a regulatory inquiry, your company’s top objective is to address the underlying issues and come to an agreement when necessary. However, businesses may confront short schedules and an urgent need to identify