Executive Order 14240 Explained and Benefits for Small Businesses
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Executive Order 14240 Decoded—And Why It’s a Game-Changer for Government-Ready Small Business Owners

Pull up a chair, because the biggest shake-up in federal procurement since the GSA Schedule was born just landed on your desk. Signed on March 20, 2025, Executive Order 14240, “Eliminating Waste and Saving Taxpayer Dollars by Consolidating…
Finding State & Local Contractors

How to Locate Relevant State & Local Government Contract Opportunities

For government contractors looking to grow, diversify, or just get a foot in the door, the federal market isn’t the only game in town. The State, Local, and Education (SLED) marketplace offers an often-overlooked lane full of real opportunities—and…
$1.18 B Up for Grabs: How HHS’s FY 2026 Budget Opens the Door for Facility-Management Pros
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$1.18 B Up for Grabs: How HHS’s FY 2026 Budget Opens the Door for Facility-Management Pros

Introduction – Why FY 2026 Is Different When the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) drops a 55-page “Budget-in-Brief,” government contractors everywhere grab a highlighter. This year’s release is more than another…
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Navigating the FAR Part 52 Overhaul: What Government Contractors Need to Know

In today's evolving federal procurement landscape, staying informed about regulatory changes is crucial. The recent overhaul of the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Part 52 brings significant updates that directly impact government contractors.…
Whittle the Playing Field: The Importance of Contracting Vehicles in Today’s Government-Contracting Landscape

Whittle the Playing Field: The Importance of Contracting Vehicles in Today’s Government-Contracting Landscape

If you’ve noticed that SAM.gov feels a little too quiet every July, you’re not imagining things. By mid-summer, most program offices have already finished their market research, selected the contract vehicles they’ll ride for the rest…
4 Capability Statement Elements That Win Federal Contracts

4 Capability Statement Elements That Win Federal Contracts (And 3 That Sabotage Them)

A capability statement is more than a marketing tool—it’s your business’s first handshake with a government agency. This single document can make or break your chances of securing contracts worth millions. At FedBiz Access®, we’ve…
GSA Finalizes MAS Consolidation Phase 3: What Government Contractors Should Know and Do Next
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GSA Finalizes MAS Consolidation Phase 3: What Government Contractors Should Know and Do Next

After years of gradual transformation, the General Services Administration (GSA) has officially completed Phase 3 of its Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) Consolidation. If you’re a government contractor—especially one with a GSA Schedule—this…
“Made in America” Matters: What Government Contractors Need to Know
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“Made in America” Matters: What Government Contractors Need to Know

If you’re a government contractor—or looking to become one—there’s one phrase you’ve likely heard more frequently in recent years: “Made in America.” But this isn't just a feel-good marketing slogan or patriotic tagline. It's…
AI in Government Contracting
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FedBiz’5 Podcast | Episode 64 | Algorithms and Acquisition: What Federal Contractors Need to Know About AI

Algorithms and Acquisition: What Federal Contractors Need to Know About AI Welcome back to another insight-packed edition of FedBiz'5, the podcast where government contracting gets real. In this episode, host Bobby Testa breaks down…
Breaking Down the New FAR Part 10 Rewrite: What Market Research Means for Government Contractors
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Breaking Down the New FAR Part 10 Rewrite: What Market Research Means for Government Contractors

If you’ve been around federal contracting for a while, you know that sometimes the most important work happens before the RFP ever hits SAM.gov. And with the 2025 overhaul of FAR Part 10, that’s truer than ever. The revised Part 10…