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Assignment of Claims to a Surety Cannot Waive A Contractor’s CDA Appeal Rights
Changes Coming to the FAR: Government Proposes New Rules on Data Breaches, Cost Evaluation of IDIQ Proposals, and Overseas Small Business Contracting
GAO: Evaluation of Affiliate’s Past Performance is Optional
General Services Administration Announces Plans to Update Cybersecurity Requirements for Contractors
DOJ Takes On Meritless Qui Tam Actions
Good News for Department of Defense Contractors: Enhanced Post-Award Debriefing Requirements are on Their Way!
Fastest 5 Minutes, The Podcast Gov’t Contractors Can’t Do Without (January 26)
Subcontractor Pass-Through Claims Are Vulnerable to the Severin Doctrine
Texas Gets Burned: Court of Federal Claims Finds State’s Randolph-Sheppard Act Protest Premature
2018 NDAA: Changes to the HUBZone Program
GSA Expands Schedule Contractors’ Authority to Provide Off-Schedule Materials and Services Without Using “Open-Market” Procedures
When is a Required Evaluation Not Required? A Warning for Contractors Expecting the Government to Evaluate Professional Compensation
How to Tell Your Customer “Hands Off My Workforce!”: Understanding Your Rights as a Government Contractor
Is Your Contract Vulnerable to Termination for Convenience?
COFC Decision Foreshadows VA Proposed Rule on Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Eligibility Rules
The Government Is Shut Down: What About My Protest?
The Next Shutdown: How Gov’t Contractors Can Prepare
You Don’t Always Get What You Pay For: Government Waives a Credit for Work Not Performed
VA Proposes Expanded “Good Character” SDVOSB Exclusions
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