• In a chaotic market for coronavirus masks, the feds are competition. Here's how they could help. ....Supply chain experts told USA TODAY that instead of competing with states, cities and agencies like Camacho’s, the federal government should have stepped in from the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, designating a central purchasing authority to distribute supplies ...

  • Featured Article: Small business owners worry they won’t survive coronavirus without federal loans, but experts say they have options .....While the PPP and EIDL loans are getting a lot of attention, there are other programs available that may be able to help small businesses. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce announced the Save Small Business Fund, ...

  • Featured Article: How can businesses of all sizes sell to the government? The government has always been a purchasing powerhouse, forking over upwards of $7 trillion each year across the federal, state, and local levels. The pandemic has rapidly accelerated this trend, with this year’s spending on track to surpass $9 trillion because of the ...

  • Featured Article: GovSpend Connects Businesses with Purchase Card-Equipped Agency Professionals Spending $20+ Billion a Day The U.S. government purchases a staggering number of products and services from companies across the country each year. On the federal level, more than 90,000 different agencies combine to spend over $4 trillion a year on products and services. Those numbers don’t ...

  • Why Including Government Procurement In Your Sales & Marketing Strategy Will Catapult Your Business To The Next Level The federal government spends over $4 trillion per year, and state & local agencies spend over $3 trillion. Government spending is the largest “industry” in the United States representing over 13% of U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) ...

  • A new year brings new approaches to vendor selection The key to successful vendor selection is finding companies that can deliver quality IT solutions on-time and within budget. Most agencies prefer to work with companies that have already completed quality work for them or that have worked in a similar capacity with other government agencies. ...