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Top contracting issues in FY 2023
Oct 26, 2022
This podcast discusses the impact of inflation, climate change, and the upcoming election on contractors in FY 2023. It covers topics such as continuing resolutions, budget projections, challenges faced by small businesses, the defunding of the SBIR program, travel challenges, and contracting issues and protests.
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- The continuing resolution (CR) and uncertainty around the midterm elections create delays and challenges for government contractors in starting new projects and planning beyond December 17.
- Increasing requirements, such as environmental clauses and reporting on climate change policies, place an additional burden on small businesses seeking government contracts, necessitating awareness and compliance with evolving expectations.
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Impact of Continuing Resolution on Federal Agencies and Contractors
The podcast episode discusses the impact of the continuing resolution (CR) on federal agencies and contractors. The CR allows federal agencies to operate until December 17, but new projects using appropriated funds cannot be started. This leads to a slow start for the fiscal year, and the future beyond December 17 remains uncertain, pending the results of the midterm elections. The podcast highlights the potential for further delays in budget approvals and the need for government contractors to adapt and plan accordingly.
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