PSC talks gov shutdown on the Federal Drive
The Federal Drive with Tom Temin talks government shutdown with David Berteau, president and CEO of the Professional Services Council. Berteau offers evergreen advice, telling contractors to review contract obligations, communicate with government customers, and complete internal contingency preparations. While shutdowns often exempt key agencies like DOD and VA, contractors face unique challenges, including delayed payments and operational disruptions. Berteau emphasizes the importance of keeping invoices current and planning for continuity, as contractors are not compensated for lost work like federal employees.
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