The Benefits of a Successfully Executed Third-Party Assessment for Government Contractors

By Thomas Abraham on Feb 28, 2024

In our industry, gaining as much insight as possible about contractor performance is always crucial, and who better to know about the positives and negatives of a program than your own Government customers?

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Incumbentitis – What is it and How to Prevent it in Your Proposal

By Sunny Singh on Jun 7, 2023

Many of you may have heard of the common proposal affliction, incumbentitis.

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Incumbent Contractors: Here's How You Can Win Your Recompete

By Carol Turpin on Jan 13, 2020

Your government contract ends soon, and your customer will issue a new RFP. Who's worried? 

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How To Win Your Next Contract Recompete

By Key Solutions on Jan 13, 2015

If you are an incumbent contractor, doing a respectable job, but have a nagging fear of customer “incumbent-itis” as the contract recompete date draws closer and closer, here’s a strategy and best practice that can help solidify your chances for winning:

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Why Your Program Manager Would Make a Bad Capture or Proposal Manager

By Dr. Richard Nathan on Sep 15, 2014

We are often asked, sometimes too late, if the incumbent program manager should be assigned as the Capture and/or Proposal Manager for the recompete.

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Hey Incumbents! Contract Incumbentitis Is a Disease. Here's the Cure.

By Carol Turpin on Jul 24, 2012

In•cum•bent [in-'kəm-bənt] Noun. The current holder of a contract. Ex: The incumbent was preparing for a recompete of work it had successfully performed for years.

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