Contractors, Brace Yourselves: NCI’s Acquisition Power Just Moved to ARPA-H
If you’ve got a stake in health R&D contracts—especially with the National Cancer Institute—there’s a seismic shift you need to know about. As part of a sweeping reorganization at the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), all acquisition roles at NCI are being eliminated effective June 2, 2025. Contracting responsibilities are being handed over to ARPA-H, the agency known for agile, DARPA-style health innovation. It’s all thanks to Executive Order 14210. And yes, this changes everything about how contracts will be managed going forward.
Unlocking Government Contracts: How SDVOSBs Can Maximize Joint Ventures for Success
Discover the power of joint ventures for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSBs). Learn how to leverage partnerships to secure government contracts, enhance capacity, and navigate the competitive landscape of government bidding. Unlock success with strategic collaborations.
Tik Tik Tik Tock: The U.S. Federal Government’s TikTok Ban’s Impact on Government Contractors
Unraveling the U.S. TikTok ban: How does it affect contractors and IT pros? Dive into the debate on personal devices and the potential security risks. Stay updated on this crucial national security move.
Tax Incentives for Hiring Transitioning Service Members
As a business owner, you're always on the lookout for ways to optimize your operations, reduce costs, and improve your bottom line. One often-overlooked strategy is hiring transitioning military service members.
Harnessing the Power of HUB Certification for Veteran Owned Businesses in Texas
Explore the benefits of HUB certification for veteran owned businesses in Texas. Learn how this state-led initiative can expand business opportunities, support local economies, and promote diversity. Discover how HUB certification can provide access to government contracts, offering long-term stability and growth for your business.
Don't Miss Out on Close to $1 Billion in Opportunities
From establishing past performance, to gaining customers, to funding your business, starting a business is hard. Fortunately for those of us who served in the military there are avenues which have been set aside for veterans to do business with governments at all levels.