This downloadable report, created by our BGOV industry experts, covers major contracting trends and how MACs are changing the game.

The Spring 2019 Hill Watch explores what to watch on Capitol Hill, along with updates in 20 policy areas, including the environment, health care, immigration, labor, regulation, retirement, and taxes.

Each year Bloomberg Government presents an analysis of lobbying performance data. The report evaluates lobbying firms on a set of business metrics, including revenue growth, client satisfaction, and lobbyist performance.

Bloomberg Government and Women in Government Relations (WGR) are proud to present our second salary survey highlighting trends shaping government professionals’ careers–both men and women, with a focus on gender gaps as they relate to salary, compensation, benefits, and other offerings.

Bloomberg Government tracks dozens of federal markets in its Contracts Intelligence Tool, and for the start of a new year, we chose 10 markets where we expect agencies to spend more money in 2019.

What happens when the government shuts down? With lawmakers facing a midnight deadline to resolve differences over a stopgap spending measure, a partial government shutdown appears likely.

Download the Army Market Budget & Opportunities report to review the U.S. Army budget, priorities, and upcoming contracting opportunities as identified by Bloomberg Government’s team of expert analysts.

The Air Force is preparing for a new wave of spending on aircraft procurement, IT modernization, and Space Force. The Bloomberg Government report examines where the money is going in Air, Space and Cyberspace capabilities.

Bloomberg Government has released a list of the 20 leading contracting opportunities for the fiscal year that begins October 1. The report covers contracts worth a total of about $130.9 billion for which a final request for proposal is likely by the close of fiscal 2019.

Congress returns after Labor Day with only a few weeks to resolve government funding and expiring programs before attention shifts to the November elections.