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Veteran-Owned Small Business Certification Moves from VA to SBA
DOL Issues Final Rule on Climate Change, ESG Factors for Retirement Plan Investments
Top Government Contracts Cases Of 2022
The More Industry Peels Open the Omnibus Bill, the Stranger It Looks
R&D Tax Break Gone from Fiscal 2023 Spending Bill
Labor Rates Were Realistic for Existing Employees, But Why Weren’t those Same Rates Realistic for New Employees?
Contractor Alleged Government Was Liable for $155 Million in Copyright Infringement Damages. Government Said It Only Owed $115,000. Where did the Court Come Down?
How Did SBA Bungle this Size Determination?
Late Is Not Always Late: COFC Expands The Government Control Exception For Late Proposals
Mandatory Project Labor Agreements (“PLAs”) Are Coming To Federal Construction Contracting
Inflation Relief Is Coming for DOD Contractors
Senate Approves a Stopgap Spending Measure, Delaying the Shutdown Threat by One Week
Congress Authorizes 8% Defense Budget Increase
GSA Releases Commercial B2B Online Platform Solicitation
What to Do After a GWAC Win
Protest Leads to Spot on $1.8B Training Contract Vehicle
Successful Offeror Wasn’t Necessarily Awardee. Could the Company Still Intervene in a Protest?
Be Careful when Communicating with an Agency—You May End Up Filing an Agency Protest
Business Was Owned by a Man. Why Did the Company Think It Still Qualified as a Women-Owned Business?
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