The Naval Sea Systems Command has reopened the Seaport-NxG RFP through a rolling admissions process. Join BGOV analysts as they cover the opportunities that are ahead and how best to capture a win.
FY 2021 Contracting Playbook
Get ahead of your competition with intel on the five trends that will shape government contracting in FY 2021, including the top 20 opportunities to watch.
Federal government spending reached a new high in fiscal 2019. Altogether, of the $597 billion in prime contracts awarded, the top 10 government contractors received $173.4 billion.
NITAAC has issued a new draft RFP as a follow-on to the 10-year, $20 billion IT services governmentwide acquisition contract, called CIO-SP4. The draft RFP doubled the ceiling to $40 billion. Join Bloomberg Government expert analysts as they provide insight into the new contract.
The Air Force Test Center is moving forward to recompete a broad array of professional services work using One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services (OASIS) Small Business.
The Defense Health Agency will host an industry briefing offering federal contractors a glimpse into its plans to consolidate and modernize information technology services.
The Defense Department’s broad effort to tighten up cybersecurity is expanding its purview to ensure that nondefense systems meet new standards. Contractors who fail to meet these standards may soon find themselves unable to compete for DOD work.
The Navy may join other services in cutting outdated and aging programs to fund higher priorities and new technology as part of its forthcoming fiscal 2021 budget request, acting Secretary Thomas Modly said Friday.
The National Information Technology Acquisitions and Assessment Center plans to release a draft RFP by March 2020 for the follow-on to a 10-year, $20 billion, IT services governmentwide acquisition contracts CIO-SP3 and CIO-SP3 Small Business.
The government plans to issue eight multiple-award pools on its massive contract for manned and unmanned vehicles, codenamed “ASTRO,” according to documents released on Nov. 25.
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