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Fears of the Next Government Shutdown Loom Months Ahead of Deadline
Biden Administration Fends Off Challenge to Higher Minimum Wage for Federal Contractors
Oracle, Mythics Challenge $724M Sole-Source Award to AWS
Federal Circuit Reverses ASBCA Raytheon Decision – Costs for Lobbying Activity Outside Business Hours and M&A Planning Found Unallowable
Looking Back on 2022 in Government Contracts
Federal Trade Commission Proposes Rule to Bar Almost All Non-Compete Agreements in Contracts With Workers
Congress Passes FY2023 NDAA and Implements Significant Changes to Federal Procurement Policy
Small Businesses Are Suffering in Government Contracting’s ‘Valley of Death’
Things Seem Settled in Washington, But Federal Contractors Are Still Uneasy
Federal Procurement Amidst Compliance Requirements
New FAR Provision and Pending Supreme Court Case Highlight Lack of Clear Rules on Communications Between Government and Industry During Procurement Process
DFARS Proposed Rule on SBIR/STTR Data Rights and the Marking of Unlimited Rights Data
What to Make of the 2023 NDAA and Consolidated Appropriations Act
Preparing for New SBA Certification Requirements for Veteran-Owned and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses
Air Force’s Corrective Action Fails to Satisfy Unsuccessful Bidders for EITaaS Contract
DISA to Rethink $1B Testing Support Award
CIO-SP4 Protests Not Quite Done Yet
Awardee Had a History of Litigation and Alleged Broken Promises. Why Did the COFC Find the Awardee Wasn’t Required to Disclose this History?
Task Order Solicitation Didn’t Expressly State that Offerors Had to Recertify Size. Why Did OHA Find that Recertification was Required?
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