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Inflation Costing Pentagon $50 Billion in Purchasing Power
Soon We’ll Know How Long the Continuing Resolution Will Be
What Does It Really Mean When an Agency Finds Proposals “Essentially Equivalent”?
Can the Agency Make an Offer of Judgment Under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure in a CBCA Appeal?
If the Agency Determines Proposals Each Present No Risk, Is It Still Possible to Evaluate Relative Risk?
Was the Protester’s Higher-Rated Proposal Worth a 115% Price Premium?
Court of Federal Claims (COFC) Ruling May Shield Certain Contractors from Cost Accounting Standard (CAS) Violations
OFCCP Seeks Input On Potential FOIA Disclosure of Contractor Employment Information
Fastest 5 Minutes: Disclosure of Workforce and Facilities in China, Vaccine Mandate, OFCCP
Lawmakers Eye a Stopgap Spending Measure to Avoid a Shutdown Through Mid-December
Class Deviation—System for Award Management
Protests Hit CACI’s $5.7B Air Force Win
Pentagon to Release New Contracting Guidance to Mitigate Inflation Impact on Suppliers
How Did this Agency Blunder into a Ruinous Best-Value Tradeoff?
When Does a Subcontractor Become a Third-Party Beneficiary of the Contract?
Unhappy with the Scope of Corrective Action? You Might as Well Be Screaming into the Void.
Further Federal Action on Government-Wide Sustainability Goals
New Proposed Rule Would Require Project Labor Agreements With Unions on “Large-Scale” Federal Construction Projects
Attention Entities That Filed Type 2 EEO-1 Reports As Federal Contractors Between 2016 and 2020: Objections to OFCCP Disclosure of EEO-1 Data Are Due By September 19, 2022
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