Lt. Col. Matthew J. Fleharty argues in The Nash & Cibinic Report that FAR reform alone cannot fix federal acquisition. True progress demands investment in people, not just policy. His piece challenges conventional reform logic and calls for a revolution in workforce education.

The May 2025 FAR lineouts show growing alignment with the Section 809 Panel’s vision for reform—highlighting mission-first acquisition, industry engagement, and streamlined oversight. This blog explores whether these changes mark a true transformation of federal procurement or just the beginning.

President Trump’s FAR 2.0 rewrite aims to streamline procurement, but as Jennifer Ogren argues, success depends less on removing regulations and more on investing in people and judgment. This article explores the implications of the Executive Order and Revolutionary FAR Overhaul for government contractors.

This 750-word guide demystifies the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) for federal contractors, walking through each phase of the contract life cycle—from requirements and competition to performance, claims, closeout, and a new 2025 executive order to streamline FAR. A must-read for navigating federal procurement with confidence.

The proposed FAR Part 52 updates emphasize contractor feedback via Acquisition 360, stricter Earned Value Management System (EVMS) compliance, and integration of Title III industrial resources. These clauses, if adopted, will increase performance oversight and industry engagement in federal acquisitions. Contractors should assess readiness now.

The proposed rewrite of FAR Part 34 emphasizes mission-based acquisition, expanded use of Earned Value Management Systems (EVMS), and integration of Title III Defense Production Act resources. While not yet adopted, these changes signal a shift toward performance accountability in major system procurements. Contractors should begin preparing now.

Proposed changes to FAR Part 1, released May 2, 2025, emphasize acquisition workforce empowerment, risk management, and industry engagement. Although not yet adopted, these updates could significantly impact how federal contractors compete and perform. Learn what these revisions could mean for your business strategy.

The Office of Federal Procurement Policy is preparing a major rewrite of the Federal Acquisition Regulation to simplify procurement and boost industry participation, raising legal and practical implications across federal contracting.

Learn how the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) is amended, from regulatory rulemaking to congressional mandates. Learn about the role of the FAR Council, OFPP, and public comment periods in shaping federal procurement policies. Stay informed on FAR updates to ensure compliance and competitive advantage in government contracting.