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No Harm, No Foul: GAO Reminds Protesters that Competitive Prejudice Must Be Shown When the Agency Waives a Material Solicitation Requirement
FAA’s “No-Protest” Clause Struck Down
House Committee to Consider Legislation Codifying the Rule of Two for Small Business Set-Asides
US Navy FY 2027 Budget Request – Key Trends, Risks, and Implications
Understanding the Basics: Required Debriefings
Contract Claims 101: Common Theories, Part 4
President Orders Fixed-Price Contracts as Preferred Method in Federal Procurement
From the Front Lines: Bid Protests and Beyond (with Scott Flesch)
US Army FY 2027 Budget Request – Key Trends, Risks, and Implications
Fixed-Price Contracting as Default: A Shift in Federal Procurement Policy
Vigilance Matters: Why Contractors Should Engage Bid Protest Counsel Early During the Army MAPS Procurement
The Death of Cost-Plus? What the New 2026 Executive Order Means for Your Bottom Line
Don’t Be Silent (Abandonment of a Protest at GAO)
Contract Basics for Entrepreneurs: The Contracts You Need in Your Legal Toolkit as You Scale Your Business
EO Maximizes Fixed-Price Over Cost-Reimbursement Contracts
Clarified Standard for Challenging CICA Stay Overrides
Fixed-Price Contracts EO: What It Means for Government Contractors
Top 25 Questions Government Contractors Ask (and the Answers You Actually Need)
Is This the End of Cost-Type Contracting? What Federal Contractors Should Know About a New Executive Order Making Fixed-Price Contracts the “Default”
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