Center for Government Contracting Media Mentions

Executive Director of the Center of Government Contracting Jerry McGinn and Eric Lofgren, research fellow at the Center of Government Contracting, were interviewed by FCW on the DOD using pilot programs “focused on data-intensive capabilities.”

Center for Government Contracting Executive Director Jerry McGinn discussed some of the challenges the industrial base is facing during the pandemic in an interview with WashingtonExec.  

Center for Government Contracting Senior Research Fellow Jim Hasik was interviewed by Government Matters’ regarding his controversial idea of closing the Pentagon.

Center for Government Contracting Executive Director Jerry McGinn spoke to CQ Roll Call regarding the elimination of the DoD’s CMO role.  

Center for Government Contracting Executive Director Jerry McGinn was quoted in an Inside Defense article about the Treasury Department fund that government contractors are not taking advantage of. 

Center for Government Contracting Executive Director Jerry McGinn said that the pandemic has been, “the ultimate stress test . . . akin to a world war” for the government contracting community in an interview for Government Matters TV. 

Center for Government Contracting Executive Director Jerry McGinn was interviewed by Federal News Network on acquisition lessons from the pandemic.  

The Honorable Adam Smith was the keynote speaker for the Center for Government Contracting Fall Conference on October 6, 2020. In an article for DefenseNews, reporter Joe Gould uses quotes Smith at the conference. 

Center for Government Contracting Executive Director Jerry McGinn shared his thoughts on the presidential election between Joe Biden and Donald Trump and addressed the impact the election could have on the government contracting (GovCon) sector in terms of domestic policy, technological innovation, and strategy for our nation’s national security in GovCon Wire.  

Center for Government Contracting Research Fellow Eric Lofgren was quoted in a Law 360  article entitled, “New White House Unlikely To Drastically Alter Defense Budget” by Daniel Wilson.