The SBA could change who qualifies as a small business, potentially opening federal contracting opportunities to more than 110,000 additional companies.
The Pentagon is opening new doors to classified defense work, giving more small businesses a chance to compete in a market that was once out of reach.
$273 billion went to small businesses last year, but would your business be ready if the right opportunity showed up tomorrow?
Hollywood makes government contracting look like fast money and secret deals, but the real opportunity belongs to businesses that know how to compete.
Disaster response is changing, and contractors who follow where the work is moving could find opportunities others miss.
State and local agencies are still buying in 2026, but fewer solicitations and more consolidated purchasing mean businesses may need to rethink how they position themselves to compete.
Federal year-end buying intensifies as September 30th approaches. Use this August readiness checklist to prepare your SAM registration, NAICS codes, capability statement, and contracting strategy.
The government is changing how it buys, and businesses positioned with GSA could be standing closer to where the money is moving.
WOSB or EDWOSB? The difference could mean access to opportunities with far less competition.
As the government prepares for AI, businesses that aren’t ready to be found could get left behind.
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