Contract Insights

Key Takeaways

• Federal agencies can rapidly modernize contracting with AI-powered CLM via GSA
• CobbleStone’s VISDOM AI transforms contract oversight and risk mitigation
• Integrated CLM + eSourcing drives efficiency, savings, and scalability
  

The world of AI is moving fast, and so too is the government, officially stepping on the gas.

The recent release of "Winning the Race: America’s AI Action Plan" from the White House is more than just a policy document; it's a strategic roadmap that will fundamentally reshape how businesses — and the federal government itself — adopt and regulate artificial intelligence.

For professionals in legal, procurement, and contract lifecycle management (CLM), this plan isn't a distant headline. It's a clear signal that the rules of the game are about to change. Here's a breakdown of what this means for your contracts, your processes, and your AI strategy.

As the public sector fiscal year-end of June 30th rapidly approaches for countless government agencies, public universities, schools, and other publicly funded entities across the United States, a critical opportunity arises. At CobbleStone Software, we remind you to review your remaining budget allocations. Many government and public sector organizations find themselves with unspent funds that must be strategically utilized before the fiscal year concludes. This is an ideal time to invest in robust contract management solutions that drive efficiency, enhance compliance, and deliver long-term value.

2025 seems to be a year of federal downsizing, and there seems to be more to come. In this environment, state and local governments are likely to continue facing increased pressure to do more with less. Budget constraints are forcing agencies to adjust their spending while retaining and maximizing efficiency. To that end, CobbleStone Software recognizes state and local governments' challenges and is committed to providing contract lifecycle management and eProcurement solutions while easing the burden of federal budget cuts. Here's how. But first...