When the government terminates a contract for convenience, the contractor has certain rights and responsibilities. To find out how contractors can prepare in the current environment, Federal News…
The Trump administration is attempting to reshape the federal acquisition process in a way that hasn’t been seen since the 1990s. Not since Congress and the Clinton administration…
The Food and Drug Administration is putting together plans to hire contractors to replace the duties of some federal employees terminated two weeks ago. FDA’s reduction in force…
The Navy’s Catapult program is finding success in bridging the “valley of death” in the small business innovation research program. The initiative is a path for Navy commands…
When a company is selling to a PE-backed buyer, the fate of employees—including the quality of their work life—should not be left up to chance. The post Impact…
This week’s Off the Shelf focuses on the mission of the Department of Justice’s Procurement Collusion Strike Force (the PCSF). The PCSF is charged with coordinating the national…
Nelly Wilson, Google’s global head of AI Services for Weather and Climate joins Off the Shelf for a fascinating discussion on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and how to implement…
The Department of Government Efficiency took on an unexpected form when Donald Trump was sworn into office on Inauguration Day. While Elon Musk is aiming to make good…
The Trump administration’s new memo on what agencies should consider when buying artificial intelligence capabilities neither breaks new ground nor rehashes previous guidance. Rather, the Office of Management…
For an administration that promised the richest economy in human history, things don’t look so hot at the moment. Federal contractors, facing cancellations across the board, have begun…