After a very painful, nearly five-month lapse in the programs, an agreement has finally been reached to reinstate the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR)
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It's the beginning of a new year, and I always like to remind government contractors and grantees that while you are likely (still) digging out of the craziness that comes with January, this is... |
Great news for contractors and grantees working with the Department of Energy: DoE published a Policy Flash on January 27, 2026, officially rescinding the previous policy flash that set a cap of 15% for...
With 2026 only six weeks away, I like to remind government contractors and grantees that while you certainly have more exciting things going on, this is the best time of year to discuss setting up a...
The following message was recently shared by our friends at the Small Business Technology Council (SBTC), and we hope contractors will share their feedback with DoD:
One of the most consistent themes in the govcon accounting industry I've seen in my 15 years at ReliAscent® is the bait-and-switch; selling you on the experience of the people at the top, but then...
Understanding, designing, and calculating indirect rates in a government contract and grant environment requires equal measure of art and science (math). Along with that comes experience, wisdom, and the...
As a government contractor or grantee, your indirect rates are critically important to the survival of your business because they determine how you will recover the overhead and administrative costs that...
