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FILE - In this July 9, 2019 file photo, people wait in line to enter the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans. A divided federal appeals court panel in New Orleans ruled Thursday, Feb. 17, 2022 that a pilot and a flight attendant for United Airlines will suffer “irreparable harm” under the airline’s COVID-19 policy that makes them choose between getting vaccinated in violation of their religious objections or going on unpaid leave. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals’ 2-1 ruling doesn’t block the airline's mandate. But it says a lower court judge in Texas must consider temporarily blocking the requirement for the employees while they fight United’s vaccine policy. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert, File) — Virus_Outbreak-Vaccine-Courts_25596

Workforce

This procurement protest has brought all the wigs into the courtroom

"This is only the fifth en banque review by the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals on a government contracts issue since 2000," said Dan Ramish.

Contracting

The SBA doubles down on the Rule of Two

Artificial Intelligence

If your agency is buying artificial intelligence, what are you exactly buying anyhow?

Cybersecurity

A contractor cybersecurity regime is coming faster than you think

Contracting

Mentor-protégé arrangements work fine — when you've got the right protégé

Contracting

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

Contracting

What happens when a company that didn't bid files an award protest?

Department of Defense

Contracting

Why DoD treats non-traditional innovation suppliers as just plain commercial

procurement policy, FAR, Federal Acquisition Regulation,Contracting

Acquisition

What new White House guidance on grants means for agencies that hand them out

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Technology

Contractor lawyer's take on that cybersecurity rule

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Contracting

Why contracting protest appeals are never a zero sum game

contracting, small business

Contracting

Contractor's email attachment did not bind the government in a work order

procurement policy, FAR, Federal Acquisition Regulation,Contracting

Contracting

New year, new opportunities for contracting protests

contracting, small business

Contracting

Relief for Defense subcontractors drowning in a sea of contract clauses

contracting, small business

Contracting

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Congress

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Washington DC USA , Sep 03 2019 : Labor sign and building.

Contracting

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federal workforce-digital-acquisition

Contracting

Contractors are also combing through the House and Senate defense authorization bills

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Contracting

When contractor claims against the government don't involve money

Contracting

New small business subcontracting rule means headaches for everyone

Dan Ramish

Contracting

When it's better for a subcontractor to walk away from a federal deal

Joe Biden

Contracting

New rules coming for contractors working on federal infrastructure projects

Dan Ramish

Air Force

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