B2G Market Advisor

The B2G Market Advisor blog covers topics of interest to the government contracting community including industry trends, competitive landscape, sourcing new opportunities, small business designations and teaming for the U.S. federal, state, local and Canadian governments. Written by GovWin’s experienced analysts and experts, the B2G Market Advisor blog empowers companies to get ahead of the competition and win more business in the public sector.

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Deltek Pulse: General government services month in review, December 2016

Posted by Alexandra Ellison on January 4, 2017

State, Local and Education Analysis General Government Services Enterprise Resource Planning Human Resources Information System

December ended the calendar year with a bang. Solicitations were only slightly down from November, by 3.63%, compared to the larger declines seen earlier in the quarter.

Deltek GovCon Clarity Report: A Closer Look at Financial Management

Posted by Katherine Levenstein on October 2, 2015

Forecasts and Spending Market Trends Budget Enterprise Resource Planning

For Government Contractors, maintaining efficient financial management year over year is vital to business success and profitability. We can think about this process like a game of cards – although skill and an understanding of the game are required, it all starts with the hand of cards you were dealt.

Deltek Pulse: General government services month in review, July 2015

Posted by Alexandra Ellison on August 5, 2015

State, Local and Education Procurement Human Resources Information System Enterprise Resource Planning

The third quarter of 2015 began with an unusual slump in solicitations released in the general government services market, compared to June. In years past, Q2 and Q3 have seen spikes in bid activity; however, July saw a 10 percent decrease in general government solicitations released. Seventy-one percent of the solicitations released related to professional services, and more than half of the bids fell under the education vertical.