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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?

Contractor Claimed Government Destroyed Evidence. Why Didn’t this Warrant an Adverse Inference?

Transitioning from DUNS to UEI: Elevating Government Contract Service Tickets and Sharing Your Questions

Raise the Kraken: DOL Posts Labor Compliance Information on Businesses on the Internet

The Government Contracts Legal Round-Up

New Boeing Defense CEO Signals ‘Different Approach’ in Future Fixed-Price Contracts

GOP Measure Would Stop Federal Contractor Minimum Wage from Becoming Permanent

How Multi-Billion Dollar Defense Contractors Netted Small Business Set-Asides

Agency Thought Its Evaluation Was Indefensible and Beset with Integrity Issues. Was Cancellation of the Solicitation Warranted?

If You File a Protest, You Need to Base It on Something More than “Information and Belief”

Protester Alleged Agency Failed to Recognize the Perks of Its Approach. Did GAO Agree?

Awardee’s Price Was Half the Protester’s. Should the Agency Have Evaluated Price Realism?

Don’t Ignore NAICS Code Changes: New Rule a Reminder to Contractors

ASBCA Finds COVID Mitigation is a Sovereign Act

Ins and Outs of Federal Procurement Programs for Small Businesses

Bills to Prevent Conflicts of Interest in Acquisition Clear House Committee

The Labor Dept. Moves Forward on Reducing Turnover on Service Contracts