Contracting

Can you cap that? Subcontract damages cap might not stick

Venable procurement attorneys Rebecca Pearson and Christopher Griesedieck, Jr., explain why subcontract reviews are more important than ever.

Commentary

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Court of Federal Claims asserts more jurisdiction over OTAs

Acquisition Policy

Federal contractors get some guidance on using AI when hiring

Federal Newscast

The BIOSECURE Act

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What happened when the Air Force neglected its biggest plane for too long

Contracting

Graphic By: Derace Lauderdale

Election uncertainty doesn’t slow an ambitious regulation agenda

Contracting

Exclusive

GOP lawmakers demand SBA postpone IT upgrades amid year-end contract spending surge

Contracting

End of Fiscal Year marketing

Competing global supply chain approaches

Commentary

With UNO, Army intends to stop battling its own network

Ask the CIO

NIH could use a little more follow through when it comes to ending contracts

Contracting

Why bidders for federal contracts need to deal with conflicts of interest early on

Conflicts of interest in federal contracts can happen in a lot of ways. In one case, an award winner’s subcontractor turned out to have a conflict of…

Agency Oversight

NDAA, POGO, 2025 National Defense Authorization Act

NDAA amendment to give more authority to DoD components to buy cyber products

An amendment in the Senate version of 2025 NDAA would “return decision-making power back to DoD components” to purchase cyber products and services.

Defense

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Contractors see new cyber reporting rules everywhere they look

Contracting

Multiple competing cyber reporting rules have been released recently, with overlapping guidance and areas of responsibility. Is it overkill?