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Noncompetes Are on the Chopping Block. GovCon Is Not Immune.
General Electric Spins Off Its Aviation Engines Business
Agency Can Reject a Bid Due to the Appearance of Impropriety. But Does the Agency Need to Show the Impropriety Impacted the Procurement?
Solicitation Asked for Financial Statements. Protester Submitted One-Page Letter from a Bank. GAO Said Letter Didn’t Cut It.
Increased Scrutiny of Government Contractor M&A Deals Likely on the Horizon
Finally Invited to the Party? Federal Circuit Opens the Door for Software Companies Selling Through Resellers to Bring a Contract Claim Against the Federal Government
Breaking DoD of Its Fixation on Hardware
Recent Noteworthy Contract Awards
The Army Is Building a Data Network. Industry Would Like a Closer Look.
CBCA Dismissed Untimely Appeal, So Contractor Appealed to COFC. Could COFC Transfer the Appeal Back to CBCA?
Government Claimed Stock Sale Meant It Was No Longer in Privity with Contractor. CBCA Said Government Needed to Settle Down.
Proposed Rule Would Ban Use of Salary History Data by Federal Contractors and Require Disclosure or Salary Ranges in Job Postings
Updates on GHG Emissions Disclosure Requirements
Private Space Companies Performing Military Missions? DoD’s Thinking About It.
New Rules to Add More Competition to AbilityOne Program
Small Business Research Programs: Increased Performance Standards Likely Affect Few Businesses Receiving Multiple Awards
JV Agreement Required “Collaboration” Between Venturers. Did this Give the Larger Venturer Negative Control Over Its Smaller Partner?
Protester Didn’t Submit a Bid but Claimed It Still Had Standing to Protest. What Did COFC Think?
Dispensing of a Significant Jurisdictional Hurdle, Federal Circuit Holds Incorporated EULA Confers Jurisdiction
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