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…

As the Pentagon’s self-styled “geek squad,” the Defense Digital Service has been involved in some of the department’s most high-profile technology modernization efforts. Established to identify tech industry best practices in software development and web design to help the DOD tackle its toughest technical hurdles, DDS launched the DOD’s first bug bounty program, Hack the…

Join BGOV as we review fourth-quarter spending trends and opportunities in the annual race to the finish. Learn how contractors can position themselves to maximize business capture and lay the groundwork for fiscal 2020.

Join Bloomberg Government and Holland & Knight for an in-depth discussion to get expert analysis on what makes this session so remarkable in terms of government investigations – and what to expect in the coming months.

Since taking the helm at the Technology Transformation Service (TTS) in early 2019, Anil Cheriyan has overseen some of the federal government’s most sweeping efforts to modernize the way agencies do business and deliver services for citizens and customers.

Winning government contracts is a twofold challenge – surfacing the right opportunity is just as important as understanding how to win it.

Multiple-award contracts (MACs) are changing the federal acquisition landscape. Which opportunities are the most lucrative and where in government are they used most often?

On May 7, Bloomberg Government will host its 2019 Spring Hill Watch Breakfast. In conjunction with the annual Hill Watch report, the moderated breakfast discussion will explore what to watch on Capitol Hill.