Hurricane Michael Devastates Communities and Leaves +1 Million Without Power
Friday, October 12, 2018
by Government Contractors Editorial Team
Hurricane Michael, a storm that quickly grew into a Category 4 Hurricane by the time it reached Florida, caused massive devastation across several states. The storm has moved out to sea. Over 1 million people are believed to lack electricity as of Friday morning (10/12/2018). Reports are that at least six people have died –
- Published in Disaster Relief, Editorial Team, GovCon Snapshot, Natural Disasters
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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
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
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
Timetable Revealed for Final Navy NGEN RFP
Wednesday, July 18, 2018
by EZGovOpps
NGEN, the Navy’s main IT contract, is one of the most substantial opportunities for IT contractors this year thanks to a government-wide prioritization of updating agencies’ outdated technology. Per a recent presoliciation posting, the final solicitation for NGEN is scheduled for release on July 31st. Bids will be due on (or about) October 31st. The procurement is not
- Published in EZGovOpps, GovCon Snapshot, U.S. Navy
Sentar Awarded $47M Task Order for DHA Cybersecurity Risk Management Operations Support Services
Tuesday, May 22, 2018
by Government Contractors Editorial Team
Summary: Sentar, a Women-Owned Small Business, has been awarded a $47 million task order by The Department of the Navy’s Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Atlantic (SPAWARSYSCEN Atlantic). The contract is to provide Cybersecurity Risk Management Operations Support services to the Defense Health Agency (DHA). Detailed Stories: Sentar Awarded $47M Task Order for
General Services Administration (GSA) Releases Pre-Sol For $2.5 Billion Payroll Contract Called NewPay
Monday, May 21, 2018
by Government Contractors Editorial Team
Summary: The General Services Administration released a presolicitation (Pre-Sol) on May 17, 2018, for a $2.5 billion contract called NewPay. NewPay will be a blanket purchase agreement (BPA) competed through GSA’s Schedule IT-70. The contract will provide payroll, work scheduling, leave, and other related services for federal employees. NewPay services could reach two million federal
- Published in Federal Snapshot, General Services Administration (GSA), GovCon Snapshot