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Oct 29, 2025

What Does It Really Cost to Pursue a Federal Contract?

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Oct 20, 2025

When AI Costs $1: What OpenAI’s Government Offer Really Means for GovCon

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Oct 7, 2025

5 Essentials for Managing Partial FTEs: When Time, Labor, and Cost Stop Aligning – PART 2

Cover image for A red graphic background with hexagon patterns features the bold text: “5 Essentials for Managing Partial FTEs: Why Half an Employee Still Costs a Whole Lot.” The words “Part 1” are stamped in white and red. On the right, two women are shown in discussion—one with long dark hair in a black blazer, and the other with pulled-back hair in a pink blazer. At the bottom left are wooden blocks with icons of employees and question marks. At the top right, blue puzzle piece graphics spell out “FTE %

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Oct 3, 2025

5 Essentials to Know About Partial FTEs: Why Half an Employee Still Costs a Whole Lot

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Sep 30, 2025

5 Ways A Federal Government Shutdown Impacts Contractors

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