CONTRACTING - ALL ARTICLES
Lockheed Martin Fears $825 Million Hit From Sequestration
Company still awaits guidance on specific federal program cuts.
FAA Steps Up Flight Delay Warnings as Furloughs Are Challenged in Court
Airline industry and pilots association ask appeals court to halt sequester of funds.
Large Contractor Undertakes Sequestration-Related Layoffs
Company cites uncertainties from the across-the-board spending cuts.
Pentagon Now a `Sideshow’ in Sequester Debate, Defense Official Says
Industrial base is a secondary concern, McCord tells contractors.
Federal Acquisition Executives Grapple with Retirement Wave
Younger workforce at Pentagon, DHS and VA is talented but unseasoned, officials say.
Lawmaker Wants Proof Agencies Are Complying With New Small Business Rules
Graves demands evidence they are elevating small and disadvantaged business offices.
Obama Budget Renews Effort to Cap Contractor Pay
Companies worry that covering a wider range of employees harms talent search.
Virginia Contractor Sends WARN Act Layoff Notices
Company hasn’t faced actual cuts to contracts yet, spokesman says.
In Focus: Where the Federal Workforce Counts
A look at where localities are likely to be hit hardest by sequestration and furloughs.
House Republicans Challenge TSA’s $50 Million Clothing Order
Contract for uniforms is poorly timed since it coincides with sequestration, lawmakers say.
The Vast Majority of IRS Employees Aren't Corrupt
GSA Mishandled Executive Bonuses
EIG 2013 as Told by Your Tweets
Infographic: Nominee Limbo
Will You Be Furloughed?
Boldly Go Where No Fed's Gone Before
