Government Contracting Blog

OASIS+ is now the government's primary contract vehicle for non-IT professional services — with 13 domains, no spending ceiling, and continuous on-ramps. Every task order flows through GSA eBuy. Here's how OASIS+ works, how eBuy fits in, and how CLEATUS surfaces task orders automatically.

NAICS 541519 covers cybersecurity, IT infrastructure, disaster recovery, and managed services — $35.7B in federal awards from FY20–24. See top buyers, CMMC implications, pricing benchmarks, and small-business tactics.

DIBBS (DLA Internet Bid Board System) gives vendors access to 85% of Defense Logistics Agency solicitations — but its archaic interface makes finding the right opportunities painful. Here's how DIBBS works, how to register, and how AI-powered platforms like CLEATUS surface DLA contracts automatically.

See 511210 buyers, pricing trends, and small-business tactics—now the top federal IT NAICS by spending.

Who buys 541620 environmental consulting services, how much they pay, and how small businesses can win federal environmental consulting contracts in 2026.

NAICS 541810 – Advertising Agencies covers firms that provide full-service advertising and public awareness campaigns for government clients. With the SBA's $25.5 million size standard and the 2026 FAR Part 19 Overhaul, small agencies have a major opportunity to win both federal and SLED contracts.

Who buys 561720 janitorial services, how much they pay, and how small businesses can win recurring federal cleaning contracts.

See who buys 541611, recent award values, and how to win small-business set-asides. Includes live contracts and market intelligence.

How to win federal commercial building work under NAICS 236220. See buyers, vehicles (MACC/MATOC/IDIQ), bonding, wage rules, and live opportunities.

See 541511 buyers, prices, and set-aside tactics with live contracts and market intel.