Discover how small businesses can tap into the $759 billion federal contracts market with the help of the Minority Development Agency and expert insights.

The goal for the GPEL is to drive common sense procurement policy reform and operational optimization that delivers value and savings for the American people.

Constellation announced it has been awarded more than $1 billion in combined contracts by the U.S ... of more than a dozen agencies of the US Federal government to advance low-cost, reliable ...

Weber said DOGE could help simplify procurement ... government." The US Government Accountability Office posted in June 2024 that the federal government committed about $759 billion in contracts ...

The federal government is the nation’s single ... the Social Security Administration, and the US Mint. The GSA is framing the contract as a way to lock in more affordable prices as data centers ...

The Trump Administration will most likely move quickly to align the federal government’s priorities with the President’s own. While the ...

We want to know what you think about the changes President Trump is making to federal government jobs. How are the administration’s new policies going to affect you and your work? By Campbell ...

By The New York Times As President Trump vows to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion in the federal government, we would like to know how federal workers feel about the crackdown on what the ...

Under a 10-year, $840 million contract, the largest in GSA history ... Under this agreement, the United States government joins Microsoft and other entities to support continued investment ...

The program, which Indigenous leaders have criticized for falling well short of its goal to direct 5 per cent of federal government contracts to ... isn’t actually for us to spend, so it isn ...

Federal Court of Claims has nullified previous administration labor agreement mandate that required them for most federal ...

The United States government has less than three weeks to raise its debt limit before it will need to take “extraordinary measures” to sustain federal operations, Treasury Secretary Janet L.