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Tips for Government Contractors at the End of the Federal Fiscal Year
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Recent Contributors to The National Law Review
As September 30 approaches, government contractors should keep in mind that the end of the federal government’s fiscal year brings unique opportunities — and unique risks.
Agencies are under pressure to obligate remaining funds, finalize contract actions, and prepare for the new fiscal year.
Anticipate Increased Procurement ActivityThe fourth quarter of the government’s fiscal year (July through September) often accounts for a disproportionate share of contract awards.
Keep an Eye on Bid Protests and Post-Award IssuesLast but not least, the volume of contract awards at the end of the fiscal year can also lead to an uptick in bid protests.
ConclusionThe end of the government’s fiscal year is a busy and critical period for contractors.
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