This is actually a very interesting question, and one that not many people ask until they are in the field. The average age of a government contractor is 45 and it has remained pretty stable over the years, despite an increase in the number of young contractors. This is likely due to the fact that many older contractors have extensive experience and networks that give them an advantage over their younger counterparts.
As the number of baby boomers retire, the average age of a government contractor is expected to increase, The future of the contracting industry looks bright, however, as there is a growing demand for contractor services, especially ever since the multi-trillion dollar infrastructure bill passed by President Biden. Furthermore, with an aging population and a shrinking workforce, government agencies will increasingly rely on contractors to provide the goods and services they need.
Government contractors are vital to the function of many government agencies, providing services and products that the government cannot produce on its own. Contractors range in size from large corporations to sole proprietorships, and they can be found in every state and territory. While the majority of contractors are based in the Washington, D.C. area, there is a growing number of contractors who work remotely. If you just wish to learn about government contracting, visit our blog at DIGITALSPEC.net/blog or contact us for partnerships and other inquiries at DIGITALSPEC.net/contact.
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What's the average pay for a General Clerk II working as a contractor for the Federal Government.
The contractor may not charge the time off to the government contract
Monies are transferred from the US treasury or other governmental agencies to a contractor when a non-governmental contractor performs work under contract with the government. This is the government's way of paying the contractor for work.
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Contractor personnel may attend a government office picnic, so long as the time spent attending the event is not charged to the government.
It depends on your G/S scale and your area of expertise. Several of my neighbors are government contractors, so i would say the average salary range is 75,000-110,000 usd.
Since it makes military systems, it is a government contractor.
When technical data is developed with a combination of government and contractor funding the government initially gets what rights to that data?
The greater the cost to the Government?
too much
no Einstein, they make airplanes.
Right around $62,000 is the national average