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House Passes $858 Billion NDAA for 2023
Democrats Threaten Year-Long Stopgap Measure as Spending Talks Remain at a Standstill
Defense Officials say a Year-Long Continuing Resolution Would be ‘The Bad Place’
Another Continuing Resolution? The Enemy is Us
Protester Tries to Get Extra Mileage from Incumbent’s Key Personnel
Evaluation Reasonably Considered Information Provided During Protester’s Oral Presentations
Myth-Busting: New Final FAR Rules Says You Can Speak with Agency Personnel During a Procurement, Or Can You?
Proposed Rule Requires Contractors to Disclose Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Climate-Related Financial Risk
SBA Issues Final Rule to Take Control of All Veteran-Owned Certifications
Ian’s Observations: Common Drafting Mistakes that can Derail a Proposal
A Primer on Agency-Level Protests of Federal Procurements – Part I
FAR Final Rule – Effective Communication between Government and Industry
Pentagon Awards $9B Cloud Contract to Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Oracle
Compromise NDAA Released with $857.9 Billion Topline
A New Rule for Those Involved in Federal Acquisition
Can You Guess the Contents of a Competitor’s Technical Proposal Based on its Price?
Should This Protester Have Priced Line Items It Might Not Ever Provide?
Can an Agency Perform a Requirement In-House While a Protest is Pending?
Through FY2023 Defense Authorization Bills, Congress Looks to Tighten Federal Procurement Sourcing Requirements and Accelerate Acquisitions
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