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ARTICLE · 20 DECEMBER 2018

POTENTIAL PARTIAL GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN – What Government Contractors Need To Know

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A partial government shutdown may soon be upon us.

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A partial government shutdown may soon be upon us.  According to the Washington Post, "[t]he White House and a number of federal agencies have started advanced preparations for a partial government shutdown, as President Trump and congressional Democrats appear unlikely to resolve their fight over a border wall before some government funding lapses at week's end. " Unlike past shutdowns, because Congress has already passed, and the President has signed, spending bills into law that apply to approximately 75% of government spending, a government shutdown will be far less extensive than those experienced in the past. If one occurs, the departments of the Interior, Agriculture, State, Housing and Urban Development, Treasury, Commerce, and Homeland Security would lose funding – and government contractors with existing contracts with those agencies could face a temporary loss of funding.

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