Protected: Deltek Federal Analysis Feature for September: Exploring The Other Transaction Authority (OTA) Market
Friday, September 21, 2018
by Steven Mihalisko
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- Published in Deltek, Other Transaction Authority (OTA), Steven Mihalisko
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GovCon Insights September 20, 2018: Government Enters The Spend Zone
Thursday, September 20, 2018
by Government Contractors Editorial Team
Money, Money, Money With the federal government’s fiscal year coming to an end in a few days (Sunday, September 30, 2018), much of the attention over the last several days has been on the federal budget (planning stop gap measures to keep the government running to early December and beyond), and what money remains to
- Published in GovCon Insights
Federal Government Spending: Defense and Civilian Agencies Need To Spend $200 Billion By September 30
Wednesday, September 19, 2018
by Government Contractors Editorial Team
Time is running out for federal agencies (defense and civilian) to spend billions of dollars that Congress allocated. According to Nextgov’s Executive Editor, Frank Konkel, Nancy Marshall-Genzer of WESA (90.5 Pittsburgh), and analysis from our partners at The Pulse of GovCon, spending in government agencies has increased in pace. However, it is estimated that between
- Published in Editorial Team, Federal Budget, GovCon Snapshot
U.S. Air Force Orders General Dynamics Air Traffic Control Radios for Bases in Europe
Tuesday, September 18, 2018
by Government Contractors Editorial Team
General Dynamics Mission Systems received a contract from the U.S. Air Force to supply more than 140 CM-300/350 V2 Air Traffic Control (ATC) radios, replacing existing ATC radios currently operating at U.S. Air Force in Europe (USAFE) locations. The General Dynamics-built radios leverage the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) NEXCOM Segment II radio design with Internet
General Dynamics Awarded $481 Million for Continued Development of U.S. Navy’s Next Ballistic-Missile Submarine
Monday, September 17, 2018
by Government Contractors Editorial Team
The U.S. Navy has awarded General Dynamics Electric Boat a $480.6 million contract modification to continue the development of the lead Columbia-class submarine, the nation’s next-generation sea-based strategic deterrent. Electric Boat is a wholly owned subsidiary of General Dynamics (NYSE: GD). The modification includes funding for advance procurement, advance construction and long lead time material
Defense Contractors: Delayed Contract Awards Slows Payments, Revenue Gains For Businesses
Sunday, September 16, 2018
by Michael Hackmer, CEO and Founding Partner, Government Contractors
Congress has increased Defense spending in a number of areas, often exceeding what the DoD has requested. However, despite having a large amount of unobligated money, contract awards have been slow. Unobligated money is money allocated to a department or agency that has not yet been obligated to a specific program or purpose. A department’s
- Published in Department of Defense (DoD), GovCon Snapshot, Michael Hackmer
No Government Shutdown: Congress Passes Minibus Spending Bill To Keep Government Running Until December
Sunday, September 16, 2018
by Michael Hackmer, CEO and Founding Partner, Government Contractors
The “minibus” appropriations, or spending bill, that was passed by Congress and is expected to be signed by President Trump, avoids a government shutdown for the moment. The bill is one of three bills – all of which are designed to fund approximately 90% of the U.S. government’s operations through December 7, 2018. However, Congress
- Published in Federal, Federal Budget, Government Shutdown, Headline, Michael Hackmer
Defense Spending Includes $162 Million For Portsmouth Naval Shipyard In Maine
Thursday, September 13, 2018
by Government Contractors Editorial Team
The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Maine will receive $162 million for upgrades in the 2019 Military Construction and Veterans Affairs Appropriations bill. Source: Defense bill with $162M for Maine shipyard upgrades sent to Trump for signature Author: Hadley Barndollar Publication: Portsmouth Herald Here is what you need to know: Funding Ensures Shipyard Can Dry Dock Los Angeles and
- Published in Defense, Editorial Team, Federal, Federal Budget, GovCon Snapshot, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
The Skinny Sub-Contractor: LCATS – Where’s The Margin?
Sunday, September 09, 2018
by Jennifer Schaus
As companies venture into federal contracting, they often forge relationships with Primes or other firms who have and hold the direct relationship with the customer (US Federal Government). In these relationships, Primes will dictate rates and their sub-contractors will accept these “thin or no margin” labor categories (LCATS). Low or no margin implies you will
- Published in Jennifer Schaus, Subcontracting