In a recent webinar hosted by GovSpend Relationship Manager and SLED expert Paige Mockler, procurement professionals were shown how to leverage GovSpend’s public sector intelligence to meet their procurement goals. The agenda promised insights into vendor verification, sourcing new vendors, validating pricing against historical purchase orders, market research, and tailoring bids and RFQs for success.
GovSpend is using AI to turn unstructured public sector data like purchase orders, meeting transcripts, and RFPs into actionable intelligence that helps agencies and vendors discover opportunities faster.
February is Black History Month, and we thought it would be a great time to celebrate the success of black-owned businesses in federal contracting. I was curious to learn more about Black-owned businesses and was fascinated to learn ...
Think about the best conversations you’ve had with a sales rep or as a sales rep. Aside from variables like a particularly strong cup of coffee, a sunny morning, or a general personality click, they likely have one thing ...
In FY 2023, federal contract awards surged to a record $774.6B, led by defense agencies and bolstered by small business set-asides in areas like health, energy, and veterans affairs.
Explore GovSpend's impactful 2023: Meeting Intelligence, AI tools, K-12 expansion, enhanced content. Discover what's ahead in 2024!
Gain pre-RFP advantage with Meeting Intelligence: AI-driven transcripts & documents. Explore rich agency content for insights.
Discover the strategic elements essential for federal contractors' success. Explore effective account planning strategies for government agencies and bureaus.
In June 2023, Nate Haskins was named CEO of GovSpend. With an extensive background in data management, Nate brings a unique skillset to the helm and is well-equipped to lead GovSpend into a new chapter of data delivery and AI technology. In the following Q&A, Nate gives us a peek into what’s top of mind for him as we head into 2024.
Under the Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act, the federal government has already awarded $60.17 billion in contracts to 2,259 companies.
