Center for Government Contracting Event Recap

Across party lines, Presidents are increasingly relying on their authority under the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act (FPASA) to regulate government contract. The panel discussed trends in FPASA orders, the regulatory process and burden encompassing these orders, and their effects on the acquisition workforce and government contractor communities.

Examines the impact of M&A strategy on company value in the government contracting community. Our empirical findings show that investors react positively to customer expansion but not as favorable to customer penetration, as financial markets appear to prioritize access to new revenue sources over improving efficiencies.

Examines the impact of M&A strategy on company value in the government contracting community. Our empirical findings show that investors react positively to customer expansion but not as favorable to customer penetration, as financial markets appear to prioritize access to new revenue sources over improving efficiencies.

This webinar discussed a recent report by the Baroni Center for Government Contracting examining execution flexibilities and their ability to help bridge the valley of death in defense acquisition.

Videorecording of NASA Symposium: Closing Remarks

Videorecording of NASA Symposium Panel: NASA and the Changing Nature of Acquisition and Management

Videorecording of NASA Symposium Panel: NASA and the Commercialization of Space Transportation and Exploration.

Videorecording of the Symposium Introduction and Keynote Address

This is not another webinar about other transaction authorities but a discussion of the history and origin of consortia, the role of consortium management firms, the growth of consortia in recent years, to what extent the consortia model can enable collaboration, accelerate acquisition, promote innovation, and expand the defense industrial base, the costs and risks associated with consortia, and recommendations for the way forward.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize many commercial industries as well as defense. It is important, however, to examine the reality of AI in a use case that demonstrates the capability of the technology as well as the readiness of a DoD user to adopt it for a purpose that impacts military readiness.