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Don’t Sit on the Sidelines: Federal Circuit Warns Awardees to Intervene Early in Bid Protests
Back to Basics: The Government’s SBIR Program
House Small Business Committee Unanimously Advances “Rule of Two” Bill Toward Full House Vote
Federal Circuit’s Decision Provides Clear Warning for Non-Intervening Awardees to Protect Their Rights
Project Labor Agreements: A New Bid Protest Forum Split
Received a Cure Notice? What Government Contractors Should Do in the First 72 Hours
Other Transaction Authority Agreements: Practical Guidance for Government Contractors
Small Business Set-Asides in FY 2026: What the Data Signals for What Comes Next
Executive Order Directs Agencies to Default to Fixed-Price (and Performance-Based) Contracting
Half an Inch from a Quarter-Billion: COFC Tells Contractors to Read the Spec, Not the Industry
Privity Required: Tenant at a Government-Owned, Contractor-Operated Facility Lacked the Contractual Relationship Necessary to Assert a Claim Against the U.S. Army
The Spearin Doctrine: Owner Responsible for Defective Plans in Dispute with General Contractor
President Trump Signs Executive Order Mandating Fixed-Price Contracting in Federal Procurement
Five Steps to Make Commercial-First Government Work
Ending Discrimination in Government Contracting Act Proposes to Eliminate Preferences for 8(a) and WOSB Firms
Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) 101: Following Re-Authorization, What Contractors (and Their Investors) Need to Know
US Air Force FY 2027 Budget Request – Key Trends, Risks, and Implications
Threats to Native-Owned and Disadvantaged Business Preferences
Too Late to the Party: Federal Circuit Decision an Object Lesson in Why Awardees Should Intervene in Bid Protests ASAP
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