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Government Contracts Legal Round-Up
There and Back Again: Labor Department Issues New Proposed Nondisplacement Regulation
How Procurement Looks from the Point of View of the CEO of a Major Contractor
Boeing Focuses on Autonomy for Defense Business
Startups Press Congress to Improve How DOD Buys Software
Ryan Buys Government Grant and Funding Firm Funding Portal
Agency Asked the Protester Some Questions About Its Proposal. Did the Agency Hold Discussions?
Protester Bought an Option to Purchase Real Estate for a Bid on a Lease. Was that Expense Recoverable as a Proposal Preparation Cost?
If Agency Takes Corrective Action After Requesting Dismissal, Has the Protester Prevailed?
Government Claimed Administrative Record in Protest Was Complete. Why Wasn’t the Court Convinced?
Your Government Customer Is Considering a Default Termination: What Should You Do?
Recent Decision May Result in Significant Increase in Personnel Costs and Back Wage Liability for Companies Doing Work in Maryland
For Fear of Protest
Top Government Contracting Cases to Watch in 2nd Half of 2022
DCSA Leader Reminds DOD, Industry to Prevent Inadvertent Unauthorized Disclosures
The Procurement Process Challenge: To Stop Enabling Our Existential Threat
Did Allegations of Agency Bias Allow Claimant to Recover Under Otherwise Illusory Contract?
Claims Against Government Arose Out of Contracts Entered During World War II. Why Weren’t the Claims Barred by Laches?
Awardee Consulted with Former Agency Official Who Had Access to Info on Incumbent. Why Wasn’t this a Conflict?
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