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Proposed Rule – SBIR Data Rights
Contractors Have Differing Views on that Non-Compete Proposed Rule
Lawmakers Want GAO to Assess Risk of Government Contractors Working for China
Appellant Filed Notice of Appeal with Wrong Tribunal. Why Didn’t the Federal Circuit Let It Slide?
The Government Agreed to Contract Extensions. Does that Mean the Government Admitted It Was Responsible for Delays?
Parent Company Lost a Size Protest. Could the Subsidiary Appeal?
The Agency Was Required to Maintain Property It Leased. Did This Mean the Agency Had to Perform Maintenance that Benefitted the Lessor?
Task Orders May Carry Implicit Size Recertification Requirements
Section 5949—Congress’s Latest Prohibition on Chinese Technology in Federal Procurement, and What It Means for Government Contractors
Supreme Court Weighs Whether “Dual Purpose” Communications Are Privileged in In re Grand Jury
FTC Proposes New Rule to Broadly Ban Non-Compete Agreements
Class Deviation—Section 890 Pilot Program to Accelerate Contracting and Pricing
Trends Shaping the Federal Procurement Market
Defense Industry Decries Possible GOP-led Spending Cuts
Maryland Governor’s Office Settles with Federal Government over AmeriCorps Funds
COFC Can’t Hear Bid Protests Related to Task Orders, But Can It Hear Size Protests Related to Task Orders? What Did the Federal Circuit Decide?
Contractor’s Corporate Status Was Terminated Before It Filed Suit in the COFC. Did the Contractor Still Have Standing?
The Reevaluation Differed from the Initial Evaluation. Why Couldn’t this Protester Get Relief?
COFC Grants Judgment for Protester Because a “Cost” Comparison Is Not a Proper “Price” Analysis and the Agency Did Not Justify Its Decision to Forego Discussions
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