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The Agency Told the Protester that Its Salaries Were Too Low Even Though the Protester Had a High Overall Price. Did the Agency Conduct Misleading Discussions?

Thawing From the Freeze: Significant Developments in Government Contracts from 2021-2022

The Government Contracts Legal Round-Up

New “Buy America” Guidance for Infrastructure Projects: Key Takeaways for Manufacturers

SBA Proposed Rule – Small Business Size Standards

Biden: Federal Agencies Must Consider Climate Impacts of Infrastructure Projects

Pentagon Reorganizes Industrial Policy Office to Shore Up Defense Firms, Supply Chain

GSA’s Busy 2022 So Far: Inflation, 876 and a New Strategy

The Contract Mandates a Sole-Source Subcontractor. What Happens if that Subcontractor Messes Up? Is the Government Responsible?

Small Changes to NEPA Rules Expected to Have Major Impacts on Federal Environmental Reviews of Infrastructure Projects

GSA Will Expand Joint Ventures’ Eligibility to Secure GSA Schedule Contracts Beyond Information Technology

Continuing Changes in “Buy American” Rules for Federal Contracts and Federally Funded Infrastructure Projects

Back to Basics: The Nonmanufacturer Rule

The Ballet Known as Post Award Debriefings Gets a New Tu-Tu

DOL Urges 10th Circ. Not To Block Contractor Wage Hike Rule

Pentagon Seeks Reauthorization, Expansion of Small Business Funding

If the Invoices Violated Contract Terms, How did This Vendor Escape FCA Liability?

Department of Energy Funds Grid Cybersecurity Research at Universities

I Withdrew My Proposal. Is the Agency Still Required to Give Me a Debriefing?

The Mental Process You Should Undertake Before Moving for Reconsideration