Still using 2025 Buy American Act assumptions in 2026 bids? That can create problems fast. USFCR breaks down what product contractors need to know before the next opportunity. Full breakdown: to.usfcr.com/4e84hOo #federalcontracting #BuyAmericanAct #procurement #smallbusiness #fy2026 #compliance #USFCR

Is your business prepared to move on to accelerated spending in Q3? It's time to find out! Link to blog: to.usfcr.com/4vFerMd Q3 can reveal which agencies are building toward year-end acceleration, where budget pressure is rising, and how contractors can position before the rush begins. At USFCR, we help businesses prepare earlier so they can move with more confidence when opportunities start to accelerate. #federalcontracting #governmentcontracting #smallbusiness #samregistration #procurement #federalopportunities #usfcr

A good subcontracting relationship should create value beyond the final deliverable, especially in the form of past performance the business can use as proof later. Strong subcontractor relationships come from clear roles, smooth communication, and experience that primes can trust. Link to blog: to.usfcr.com/4vnZNsC USFCR guides contractors through turning completed subcontract work into stronger past performance, clear positioning, and proof that builds trust with primes for when the next opportunity starts moving. #USFCR #GovernmentContracting #Subcontracting #FederalContracting #PastPerformance

NDAA 2026 deadlines are hitting this month. Effective June 30: - TINA: $2.5M → $10M - CAS full coverage: $50M → $100M - CAS per-contract: $2.5M → $35M Plus a "loser pays" protest rule pending via DFARS rulemaking. Defense contractors: this is your regulatory environment now. #GovCon #Defense #NDAA

Disaster response contracting moves fast, and usually favors contractors that are prepared before the need appears. USFCR guides businesses to the right opportunities that match their capacity and capabilities. Link to Blog: to.usfcr.com/3QczW7Y #FederalContracting #GovCon #USFCR

A strong teaming partner can open doors. But can your business clearly explain the value it brings to the opportunity? USFCR helps businesses evaluate teaming opportunities before they commit to the wrong path. Link to Blog: to.usfcr.com/3RyIBlC #FederalContracting #GovernmentContracting #SmallBusiness #TeamingAgreements #USFCR

Hurricane season starts today. If your business supports disaster recovery and you're not positioned yet, you're already behind. Contracts move fast after a major event. (866) 621-5343 | USFCR.com/register-renew #HurricaneSeason #GovCon #DisasterRelief

Before you write a proposal, ask yourself: - Past performance in this scope? - NAICS codes match? - Set-aside match your certs? - Can you deliver on timeline? - Do you have the personnel? More than one "no" means this probably isn't your opportunity. (866) 621-5343 | USFCR.com/register-renew

What your business does in June can shape what happens in Q4. Are you using June to prepare or quietly fall behind? June is when agencies often prepare requirements, review budgets, and shape Q4 opportunities. Contractors who stay engaged now can build readiness before September activity accelerates. USFCR works with businesses to clarify what is happening behind the scenes, what it means for upcoming opportunities, and how to strengthen federal readiness before Q4 activity increases. Read more: to.usfcr.com/4v47hki #GovernmentContracting #FederalContracting #SmallBusiness #SAMRegistration #GovCon #USFCR #CapabilitiesStatement #ContractingOpportunities

Q4 can be your biggest federal growth window. Is your business positioned to turn opportunities into real momentum? Agencies are closing out the fiscal year, reviewing needs, and moving forward with purchases. Small businesses that prepare early are better positioned when timing matters. At USFCR, businesses can gain a clearer view of what summer activity means, where to focus preparation, and how to strengthen readiness before fiscal year-end opportunities accelerate. Read more: to.usfcr.com/4drHOvj #USFCR #FederalContracting #governmentcontracting #smallbusiness #samregistration

Hurricane season starts in 5 days. If your business supports disaster recovery, the question is whether you're positioned to respond. Current SAM registration, accurate NAICS codes, visibility in the systems agencies search. Contracts move in days, not weeks. Get ready now. blogs.usfcr.com/hurricane-se… #HurricaneSeason #GovCon #DisasterRelief

Today we honor the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Memorial Day is a time to pause and remember their sacrifice. From all of us at USFCR, thank you to the families who carry that loss every day.

The House Small Business Committee just unanimously advanced a bill to codify the Rule of Two into law. The Rule of Two is what requires agencies to set aside contracts for small businesses. Right now it's only in regulation. This bill would protect it from rollback. Big step for small business contractors. (866) 621-5343 | USFCR.com/register-renew #GovCon #SmallBusiness #FederalContracting

Construction companies: the federal government spends billions every year on renovation, repairs, facilities, site work, and specialty trades. A lot of that work is set aside for small businesses. The work you already do fits directly into that world. The question is whether you're positioned to be found. (866) 621-5343 | USFCR.com/register-renew #GovCon #SmallBusiness

Federal contracting isn't complicated because of the process. It's complicated because of the timeline. Subcontracting and contracts under $350K move faster than prime contracts. Companies that sequence it correctly end up with multi-year revenue that doesn't require continuous prospecting. (866) 621-5343 | USFCR.com/register-renew #GovCon #FederalContracting #SmallBusiness

USFCR recently attended the DLF event, with the CEO, Eric Knellinger, featured as a key speaker. If you missed it, another summit is coming on July 1 - 2, 2026 The 2026 American Small Business Contracting Summit will provide you with the latest details on small business contracting opportunities with the U.S. Department of War, U.S. Coast Guard, Prime Defense Contractors, and additional Federal Government Agencies. One of the most powerful parts of the Summit is your opportunity to meet one-on-one during Matchmaking Sessions with the small business directors of the federal government and the small business directors of prime contractors. Sign up here: to.usfcr.com/437izIt

As Memorial Day approaches, we pause to honor those who have served. It is also a moment to highlight a certification that many veteran-owned businesses should know. Link to blog: to.usfcr.com/4nstDcB Memorial Day holds deep meaning across the country as a time to honor the men and women who served. Military Appreciation Month also creates a meaningful opportunity to recognize how military service continues to open doors in the federal marketplace. It highlights VOSB and SDVOSB paths that can help eligible veteran-owned businesses pursue opportunities with greater purpose and strengthen their visibility through limited competition. - complete At USFCR, we help veteran-owned businesses understand their certification options and strengthen their readiness for opportunities they are best positioned to pursue. #MemorialDay #VeteranOwned #VOSB #SDVOSB #FederalContracting #GovernmentContracting #USFCR

Agencies are moving faster with less capacity and lower risk tolerance. Contracting officers are calling other agencies to validate past performance beyond CPARS. Four to six live meetings before trust is established. The fundamentals haven't changed. The order of operations has. federalnewsnetwork.com/comme… #GovCon #FederalContracting