New NAICS Codes 2022: What you need to know By: Kiyon Brandford Did you know that every 5 years NAICS codes undergo a review for potential revisions? The last revision happened in Fiscal Year 2017 which means new NAICS code revisions have been released for Fiscal Year 2022. The development and maintenance of NAICS codes... Read More
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SBA Expands Eligibility for WOSB Program
This month brings good news for Women-Owned Small Businesses (WOSBs): The U.S. Small Business Administration is offering new information designed to enhance opportunities for that segment of the federal contracting market. The data is from a new program that identifies a greater number of industries that are eligible industries for the WOSB Federal Contracting Program,... Read More
Budget Delays Ever More Costly to Defense Spending
Here’s what you need to know before reading this article: Federal agencies are financed until March 11 under bipartisan legislation approved by the House, which just averted another shutdown of the federal government. Without that approval, the government would have had to deplete its spending authority on Feb. 18 and, therefore, shutter most of its... Read More
Dramatic Change Pushes Billions in Business to the GSA Schedule
Dramatic Change Pushes Billions in Business to the GSA Schedule By Gloria Larkin What has caused the dramatic turnaround in the use of GSA Schedules and a direct benefit to companies who have the GSA Schedule contract vehicle? The GSA has developed an incredibly smart service with the mysterious name of MRAS, offering it at... Read More