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A Plan Emerges to Lower the Prices on Military Spare Parts
‘On the Table’: Hicks says DoD, IC Considering Indemnifying Commercial Space Providers
Pentagon to Lose $110 Billion Buying Power from Inflation, Defense Trade Group Warns
Sales Agent Was Authorized to “Interact” with Government on Behalf of Contractor. Could the Agent File a Protest?
Is There a Difference Between Tortious Negligence and Negligent Performance of a Contract?
Protester Said Agency Relied on Solicitation Attachment that Wasn’t Part of Evaluation Criteria. Was this a Problem?
Lifecycle of a Claim, Part III: Submitting a Claim
Understanding the Basics: Bid Guarantees and their Miller Act Cousins, Payment and Performance Bonds
Two New Hazardous Substances: The Impact of Listing PFOA and PFOS under CERCLA
Federal Contract Workers Call for Wages to Keep Pace with Inflation
Contractors Race for Year-End Business, while Agencies Rush to Spend
DOD’s Game Plan for Inflation Relief
Did the Awardee Have a Labor Problem in Spain or Was It Just a Matter of Cultural Differences?
Protester Said Contract for Cafeteria Services at the Naval Academy Wasn’t Relevant to RFP for Cafeteria Services at West Point. Did GAO Eat What the Protester Was Serving?
If Your Proposal Contains Conflicting Information, You’re Probably Not Going to Get the Benefit of the Doubt
Open to Interpretation? Don’t Guess if Your Joint Venture Agreement Plays by the Rules
Fastest 5 Minutes – Special Edition: Developments Related to Domestic Preferences
Federal Procurement Rules Not Applicable to Certain ARPA-Funded Projects
Missouri OA Removes Public Access to Procurement Materials, Complicating Bid Protest Analysis
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