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The State Dept. Should Recover Taxpayer Dollars ‘Wasted’ on a U.S. Embassy, Lawmaker Says

Act Now If You Want Help from GSA’s Assisted Acquisition Services

Agency Didn’t Understand the Concept of a “Competitive Range,” But Nonetheless Contended that It Somehow Created a De Facto Competitive Range of One. Did GAO Buy this Argument?

So You Had Email Problems While Submitting Your Proposal. Tough. The “Late is Late” Rule is a Cruel, Indifferent Mistress.

What You Need to Allege in Claim to Survive a Motion to Dismiss

Back to Basics: Size Protests and Appeals

Why Bennifer’s (Second) Engagement Is a Disaster under the SBA’s Size and Affiliation Regulations

Infrastructure Update: OMB Issues New Buy America Guidance for Federal Infrastructure Projects

NSA Re-Awards Secret $10 Billion Contract to Amazon

GSA Launches New Tool to Simplify the Federal Buying Process

Pentagon Launches New Website to Help Innovative Companies Find Opportunities to Work with DOD

So You Want to Hire a Former Agency Employee and Propose them as a Key Person. How Can You Do this Without Getting an Unfair Competitive Advantage?

How Did a Contract for Elevator Repair End Up with an NAICS Code for Industrial Blade Sharpening?

Juneteenth Is Fast Approaching: Time to Check and Confirm Your Contractual Fringe Benefit Obligations for Paid Holidays

Contractor Alert: GAO Reaffirms Position on Late Email Proposals

FAR Final Rule – Applicability of Small Business Regulations Outside the United States

What Federal Agencies Need to Know Now About the New Lease Accounting Standard

GSA to Establish New Federal Acquisitions Advisory Committee

Public Procurement Trends and Outlook for 2022

Did Government Infringe on a Copyright by Just Making Backup Copies of Licensed Software?