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The government contracting landscape is shifting rapidly, and small businesses are feeling the pressure. Two developments in particular are reshaping the playing field: renewed scrutiny of small-business set-aside policies under the Rule-of-Two  and the growing weight of contractor performance ratings (CPARS)  in award decisions. Together, these changes create both risk and opportunity for government contractors navigating today’s competitive market. Rule-of-Two Under Review

When government contractors begin exploring outsourced back office support, they often start with a simple request: “We just need someone...

Winning a government contract for FY25 is an exciting and pivotal moment for small to mid-sized contractors. It signals not only current...

In a bid to foster a more inclusive and competitive contracting environment, the government is actively working to lower the barriers to entry for smaller and disadvantaged businesses (SDBs). This initiative is designed to create a level playing field, enabling these businesses to compete more effectively for federal contracts. For small contractors, this shift presents a significant opportunity to expand their reach and capabilities without overextending their resources. Let