It’s officially crunch time for K-12 budgets. Most school districts across the country start Fiscal Year 2026 on July 1, 2025—and right now, administrators are finalizing what goes in (and what gets cut). If you wait for an RFQ ...
The Beyond the Bid webinar series continued strong on June 6 with its fifth installment, spotlighting the fast-evolving world of transportation and highway traffic safety in public sector procurement. Hosted by GovSpend's Paige Mockler, this session dug into key ...
Beyond the Bid: Industry Insights That Win is GovSpend’s webinar series designed to give B2G vendors practical, data-driven strategies that go far beyond just responding to bids—highlighting how to uncover hidden opportunities, influence purchasing decisions earlier, and make the ...
It's been more than 4 months since the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) began its sweeping review of federal spending, resulting in a wave of stop work orders and contract terminations. Companies subject to these terminations are facing the ...
In GovSpend’s latest installment of the Beyond the Bid: Industry Insights That Win webinar series, we shifted our focus to the public safety sector—an industry where proactive engagement, data-driven strategy, and timely outreach can significantly improve win rates. Led ...
If you’re in public sector sales for cybersecurity solutions, you’ve probably felt the pain of showing up too late—after the RFP drops, after the budget is set, or worse, after the decision has already been made. In our second ...
The US Small Business Administration has celebrated small businesses for over 60 years, and National Small Business Week (May 4-10, 2025) is a time for us to commemorate the small businesses that contribute to America’s innovation and growth. In ...
Tracking federal contract cancellations is a key part of understanding how new administrations reshape government spending. As policy priorities shift, so do procurement strategies—often leading to increased contract terminations and stop work orders. This blog marks the second analysis ...
As of April 16th, 2025, significant changes are continuing to occur in the realm of government contracting. Not only are the contracts currently awarded being impacted, but also the future methods of awarding contracts, workforce reductions, and the ongoing ...
In its first two months, the Trump administration issued two executive orders with the potential to significantly alter the landscape of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA): "Achieving Efficiency Through State and Local Preparedness" and “Council to Assess the ...
