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Ninth Circuit’s “Primary Purpose” Test Governs for Dual-Purpose Attorney-Client Communications
Third Time’s the Charm: Protest Sustained by COFC Due to Failure to Conduct Discussions and Flawed Price Reasonableness Evaluation
Protecting Federal Contracts
Smucker’s Out of a Jam: Sixth Circuit Says Being a Federal Contractor Does Not Make You a State Actor
Why the Content of a Contractor’s Joint Venture Agreement Matters
Proposed Rule Allows Counting of Lower-Tier Subcontracting Against Primes’ Plans
Court of Federal Claims Holds Non-Bidder Has Standing to Protest Two Years After Contract Award
The Government Contracts Legal Round-Up
So the Auditor Says You Violated CAS? Remember, Your Business Judgment Matters When Determining Compliance
Arbitrability of Service Contract Act or Davis-Bacon Act Job Classification Disputes – Don’t Go There!
Procurement Pulse – March 2023
What’s the Status of Buy American Requirements for Public Infrastructure Projects?
Arbitration Award Against Federal Contractor Highlights Need to Review Collective Bargaining Agreements Prior to Internal Investigations
Alan Chvotkin Discusses Significant Government Contract Matters
Electronic Signatures in Government Contracting
An Inconvenient Contract Terminated for Convenience
Congressional, Executive, and Legal Developments for Government Contractors to Consider
NDAA Section 822 – Contractors Should Act Now to Seek Relief
Federal Government Announces Study of U.S. Space Industry with Mandatory Private Sector Participation
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