Alan Chvotkin, executive VP and counsel at the Professional Services Council, discusses how contractors can better prepare for a shutdown, and the impact the previous government shutdown had on companies.
Wes Hallman from the National Defense Industrial Association speaks with Francis Rose about the dangers of extended continuing resolutions.
In this two-part interview from SeaAirSpace, Coast Guard Commandant Karl Shultz discusses funding, the arctic and top priorities for the sea service.
Professional Services Council president & CEO David Berteau and ICF senior vice president Jeff Neal discuss how federal leaders and contractors should handle Monday morning following the longest government shutdown in history. (Note: Neal said some federal employees might see paychecks on Wednesday. He expects everyone to be paid by Friday.)
Steve Ellis, vice president of Taxpayers for Common Sense, outlines the consequences of government shutdowns, and why the current shutdown is similar to the one in 2013.
The partial government shutdown continued Sunday. Congress and the President could not agree on a funding deal to re-open nine federal departments and other government agencies. The shutdown is partial because Congress passed and President Trump signed appropriations for the rest of government months ago. For a status update on the shutdown and its impact […]
On Friday at midnight, government shut down for the first time since 2013. It happened over differences in Congress about whether or not a short-term funding bill should include protections for younger immigrants brought to the country illegally as children. The Trump administration promised to minimize the impact, but Office of Management and Budget Director […]
