Growth in the Face of the Ever-Extended GWAC Timeline
Over the last 3-4 months, I’ve had countless conversations on the current state of affairs for GWACs and multi-award IDIQs. This of course included contracts such as NIH CIO-SP4 [...]
Over the last 3-4 months, I’ve had countless conversations on the current state of affairs for GWACs and multi-award IDIQs. This of course included contracts such as NIH CIO-SP4 [...]
In Part 1 of this 3-part series on growth strategy in GovCon, I discussed the various stages of growth in the GovCon market and the investments and decisions that small [...]
In Part 1, I discussed the various stages of growth in the GovCon market and the investments and decisions that small business leaders need to make to grow their [...]
There is no fool proof way to grow a successful government contracting firm. While some company leaders might vouch for a specific method for growth, they may only be [...]
So here we are—Amendment 9 for CIO-SP4 and the updated proposal submission date of August 20th. Before I state the obvious regarding the dramatic twists and turns on this [...]
I want to make sure everyone reads our assessment of the latest Amendment 6 from NITAAC for NIH CIO-SP4. In addition to this summary, my colleague, Tris Carpenter, shared [...]
Last week, Jeff Shen attended a webinar on how General Services Administration (GSA) can work to improve future small business governmentwide acquisition contracts (GWAC). Attendees had the opportunity to [...]
Ever wonder what a contracting officer or procurement executive thinks about when deciding between using IDIQs (FAR part 16), GSA Schedules (FAR part 8), and Negotiated Acquisitions (FAR part [...]
For many of us, we’ve had to adjust the way we get our work done in an entirely virtual world over the past several weeks. For those doing business [...]
Yesterday, G2Xchange and FedHealthIT hosted a dynamic webinar on the upcoming NITAAC CIO-SP4 GWAC. With the draft Request for Proposal (RFP) expected out any day and the final RFP [...]