A year after the White House released updated guidance to promote the use of cloud computing, the Cloud Smart strategy, federal agencies are on track for unprecedented cloud spending in fiscal 2020.

Join your peers and other thought leaders, from both government and the contracting space, for an evening of great food and beverage, conversation, and the opportunity to support an organization that makes a difference, each and every day.

This re-aired webinar presented by Bloomberg Government and Unanet, discusses the opportunities that are ahead on SeaPort-NxG and how to capture upcoming opportunities.

As we count down to the 2020 election, BGOV analysts are pulling together the data, identifying the races to watch, and making predictions.

GSA’s Multiple Award Schedules (MAS), which totaled $31 billion in fiscal 2018, are in the midst of a major overhaul that will convert 24 different categories of Schedules into 1. Join Bloomberg Government and representatives from the General Services Administration (GSA) for a webinar to discuss upcoming changes on October 30 at 2 pm.

This October, Bloomberg Government will host its 2019 Fall Hill Watch breakfast. This series is an extension of the BGOV news and analyst team’s Hill Watch report released on September 9, which takes a comprehensive look at what’s happening on the Hill, what to watch in Congress, and what policy movement is expected in the…

Join Bloomberg Government for the annual Army Market Budgets and Opportunities Briefing to review top upcoming Army contracting opportunities and the outlook for key Army priorities.

With fiscal year 2020 approaching on October 1, contractors are beginning to think strategically about aligning resources to compete for the largest opportunities likely to be competed in fiscal 2020. This year includes a list of about $125 billion in total estimated contract value that will be up for competition.

With more than $150 billion on the line, BGOV analysts Cameron Leuthy and Robert Levinson will examine where the money is going in air, space, and cyberspace capabilities.

The Defense Department’s largest contract, SeaPort-e, has generated about $62 billion since fiscal 2001 and is soon concluding its performance period. It will be eclipsed by the follow-on contract, known as SeaPort Next Generation (NxG), which was awarded to approximately 1,870 contractors in December 2018. Join Bloomberg Government, in cooperation with Unanet, to discuss the…