With the new year off to a fast start, join Bloomberg Government for its 2019 Federal IT Forecast. Following the update, Red Hat and Amazon Web Services will discuss how to accelerate application development and delivery for DoD agencies.

Join Bloomberg Government and Prime for a panel discussion and networking reception with some of D.C.'s top chief of staff professionals.

Blockchain technology has the potential to revolutionize local, state, and federal governments by allowing them to provide more efficient and secure public services. As the private sector spearheads advancement in blockchain, increased collaboration with the public sector offers vast opportunity for intriguing new uses of this emerging technology.

Join Bloomberg Government for the Hill Watch: 2019 Outlook. During this discussion, Bloomberg Government’s analysts and reporters will explore how the president’s priorities stack up with those of Hill leaders.

The 116th Congress has hit the ground running and the new Democratic House majority has rolled out several major pieces of legislation and will look to assert itself in the policy debates to come.

On Thursday, December 13th, join Bloomberg Government for a webinar covering government-wide acquisition forecasts. Get ahead of your competition and further left of RFP by identifying potential opportunities before solicitations are released.

With the election only days away and majority control of the Congress still up for grabs, analysts are focusing on the dozens of races that will determine the outcome. What is the likelihood of a change in control of the House and Senate – and what will the post-election landscape look like in Washington?

The 2018 midterms are fast approaching, with many analysts forecasting a Democratic tidal wave.  Midterm elections are often a referendum on the president, and this year will be no exception.

With fiscal year 2019 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 2019. This year includes a list of about $125 billion in total estimated contract value that will be up for competition.

On September 25, Bloomberg Government hosted a client-exclusive breakfast with the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) Administrator Neomi Rao.