The Top Small Business Federal Contractors for FY’22 and 2023 YTD
Explore the achievements and trends in Small Business Contracts FY 23. Discover top-performing companies and key insights during National Small Business Week.
A Look at Federal Contracting for Women-Owned Businesses
Explore the state of federal spending for Women-Owned Businesses (WOB) and the challenges in achieving the 5% federal government goal. Learn more about women's impact in federal contracting.
FY22: The Biggest Year Ever for Federal Contracts
Explore the analysis of federal contracts awarded in FY 22, including top agencies, companies, and small business awards. Learn more about the federal contracting landscape.
Thought Leadership: Welcome to Fiscal Year 2023
Explore the analysis of federal contracts awarded in FY 22, including top agencies, companies, and small business awards. Learn more about the federal contracting landscape.
Thought Leadership: Knowledge – The Secret to Winning Fed Contracts for Prime Contractors
Discover why federal market intelligence is essential for making informed decisions. Learn how trusted sources save time, reduce costs, and drive success.
Thought Leadership: Federal Contracting – Analyzing Awards
Learn about Federal subcontracting under FAR 19.701, its significance in government contracts, and the impact on small businesses.
Thought Leadership: Everything You Need to Know About Working with Top Federal Contractors
Gain comprehensive insights into working with top federal contractors. Learn everything you need to know about collaborating with industry leaders in government contracting, including best practices, tips, and strategies for building successful partnerships. Enhance your understanding of the federal contracting landscape and position your business for growth and success.
Thought Leadership: How much did the Federal Government award as contracts in FY ’21?
In FY 2021, the U.S. federal government awarded $650.7 billion in contracts to 116,446 companies, with Defense agencies accounting for about 61.4% of that total. Read more of Archisha Mehan's insights as we dig deeper into FY21's spending.