Government Contracting Glossary
Master the language of government contracting. Browse 498 terms covering regulations, contract types, procurement processes, and more.
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STEM (Science Technology Engineering And Mathematics)
STEM encompasses scientific, technological, engineering, and mathematical disciplines. Critical in govcon, driving innovation and specialized services.
STIG (Security Technical Implementation Guide)
STIGs are configuration standards from DISA to standardize and secure IT systems, crucial for compliance in government contracts.
STTR (Small Business Technology Transfer)
The STTR program fosters partnerships between small businesses and research institutions for innovative technology development in government contracts.
SVR (System Verification Review)
An SVR is a crucial step in the government procurement process verifying a contractor's system meets specified requirements before deployment.
T&M (Time and Materials)
A contract type where the government pays the contractor for direct labor hours at specified rates, plus actual costs for materials.
T4 (Transformation Twenty One Total Technology)
T4 is a VA program for IT services, offering a streamlined acquisition process for government contractors.
T4NG (Transformation Twenty One Total Technology Next Generation)
T4NG was a Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicle for IT services.
TA (Technical Assistance)
Technical Assistance (TA) provides expert help to government contractors to improve performance, compliance, and competitiveness in the federal marketplace.
Tacair Tactical Air
Tacair Tactical Air refers to contracted air services providing realistic and threat-representative training for military aircrews and ground forces.
TDP (Technical Data Package)
A TDP provides the necessary technical data to manufacture, procure, and sustain an item, essential for government contractors.
TIPSTHE (Interlocal Purchasing System)
TIPSTHE is a purchasing cooperative that streamlines procurement for government entities through pre-established contracts with vendors.
TIR (Technical Interchange Review)
A Technical Interchange Review (TIR) is a formal meeting to facilitate communication and understanding between government and contractor teams.