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OHA: Ill-Defined Joint Venture Agreement and State Law Requirements Means JV was Invalid
Fastest 5 Minutes: Controlled Unclassified Information, Debt Ceiling, Small Business Administration
Should We Get involved in the Government Marketplace?
Contractors Face New Risks Amid Looming Default
How to Make Grants to Fiscally Sponsored Projects
New Federal Acquisition Rule Would Straighten Out Small Business Rights
CIO-SP4 Protests Move Toward Final Decision
Federal Circuit Holds COFC Misconstrued Blue & Gold. Why Did the Federal Circuit Still Affirm?
Agency Emailed Debriefing Outside Normal Business Hours. Why Did the Protest Clock Begin to Run the Day the Email Was Sent and not the Next Business Day?
What Hitting the Debt Ceiling Might Mean for Federal Contractors
The Federal Circuit Reconsiders the Impact of Standing and Prejudice on the Court of Federal Claims’ Bid Protest Jurisdiction
Government Contracts Legal Round-Up
Federal Contractors’ COVID-Related Changes Likely To Linger
USAF Opens Bidding to Build Its 1st New Fighter in Decades
DoD Needs More Commercially Available Goods to Speed Acquisition
IRS Adds More Primes to Resolve Protests
Billions in Loans and Grants to Make Multifamily Homes Energy Efficient
Protester Said Government Estimate Hadn’t Accounted for Inflation. Why Was the COFC Unconcerned?
GSA Claimed It Erroneously Paid Lessor for Electricity. Lessor Said GSA’s Ten Years of Payments Amounted to Acquiescence. Why Did CBCA Side with GSA?
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