Happy Friday and happy October! October brings more than crisp mornings and changing leaves—it marks the start of a new federal fiscal year. For federal government contractors, it’s an ideal time to refresh your capabilities, review your pipeline, and prepare for the opportunities ahead. We’ve seen a lot of changes in the federal regulations and expect more to come so stay tuned to SmallGovCon.com. We will bring you the latest breaking news to keep you in the loop.
This week in federal government contracting, some of the biggest stories include updates on AI monitoring and supply chain concerns for federal contractors.
- Federal Register: Removing Constitutional Concerns From SBA Programs
- VA Cancellation of Contracts Was Rushed, Produced ‘Inaccurate’ Reports on Savings, Says Audit
- Two Defendants Plead Guilty To Conspiring To Obtain Over $80 Million In Government Contracts Through Fraud
- Top House Democrat puts defense contractors on notice
- SBA gets another push to step up its AI game
- Trump launches AI-fueled America.gov in bid to tie government services together
- JUST IN: Officials Tell Industry to Take Risks to Solve Supply Chain Issues
- GSA’s deputy administrator to depart government
- White House unveils ‘super intelligence’ executive order and industry accord
- OMB violated Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act with $1 billion rescission
- EPA’s Farmer to be new federal CIO
- GAO: Director of National Intelligence:Status of Open GAO Recommendations