* New Report Reveals Which Agencies Have “Obligated” Funds to Spend before the End of the Government Fiscal Year, and How Much Must Be Spent
(NSI News Source Info) MCLEAN, Va. - August 3, 2010: FedSources, a Washington Management Group company and the recognized leader in government market intelligence, today released a new report that maps out predicted government spending between now and September 30, 2010 – the end of the government fiscal year.
FedSources' “Identifying & Capturing Fiscal Year-end Dollars” report identifies which agencies have the most to spend, and which services and product areas are likely to get the most buying attention from these agencies.
For example, the U.S. Army still has $40 billion to spend. And, most of the overall spending in the fourth quarter is likely to be on commodity items.
“End-of-year spending is highly commodity oriented,” said Ray Bjorklund, FedSources Senior Vice President and Chief Knowledge Officer, and author of the report. “If you’re selling to the government in Q4, it’s usually a commodity play.”
The report also provides an overview of government spending cycles to help contractors more effectively target their offerings according to when the government is most likely to buy their particular services or products.
To access the complete FedSources report at no cost, click here.
To find out how to become a FedSources client, call 703-610-8700 or visit www.fedsources.com and visit the “Free Trial Offer”.
About FedSources
FedSources Market Intelligence Services combines human analysis with government intelligence to drive growth within your company. Our strength is in our people. As a client, you’ll get unlimited access to our team of government experts who will answer any question at any time.
FedSources provides a depth and breadth of government intelligence unmatched in the industry. We do the research and analysis for you. We deliver detailed intelligence – from agency spending priorities to targeted opportunities to specific government contacts – along with the “human touch” necessary to align that intelligence with your company’s objectives.
At FedSources, your business growth goals are our measures of success. For more information visit: www.fedsources.com.
FedSources' “Identifying & Capturing Fiscal Year-end Dollars” report identifies which agencies have the most to spend, and which services and product areas are likely to get the most buying attention from these agencies.
For example, the U.S. Army still has $40 billion to spend. And, most of the overall spending in the fourth quarter is likely to be on commodity items.
“End-of-year spending is highly commodity oriented,” said Ray Bjorklund, FedSources Senior Vice President and Chief Knowledge Officer, and author of the report. “If you’re selling to the government in Q4, it’s usually a commodity play.”
The report also provides an overview of government spending cycles to help contractors more effectively target their offerings according to when the government is most likely to buy their particular services or products.
To access the complete FedSources report at no cost, click here.
To find out how to become a FedSources client, call 703-610-8700 or visit www.fedsources.com and visit the “Free Trial Offer”.
About FedSources
FedSources Market Intelligence Services combines human analysis with government intelligence to drive growth within your company. Our strength is in our people. As a client, you’ll get unlimited access to our team of government experts who will answer any question at any time.
FedSources provides a depth and breadth of government intelligence unmatched in the industry. We do the research and analysis for you. We deliver detailed intelligence – from agency spending priorities to targeted opportunities to specific government contacts – along with the “human touch” necessary to align that intelligence with your company’s objectives.
At FedSources, your business growth goals are our measures of success. For more information visit: www.fedsources.com.
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Caryn Fox, 703-610-8749
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