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?
Contracting
After three protests of the same award, this national security contractor still lost in court
Cybersecurity
A contractor cybersecurity regime is coming faster than you think
Contracting
Mentor-protégé arrangements work fine — when you've got the right protégé
Contracts/Awards
Other transaction authorities may be low-friction, but they're not protest-proof
Contracting
What happened when the Air Force neglected its biggest plane for too long
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Agency Oversight
Why bidders for federal contracts need to deal with conflicts of interest early on
Contracting
Why DoD treats non-traditional innovation suppliers as just plain commercial
Contracting
Contractor's dispute over cost-accounting standards has roots dating back 17 years
Contracting
When the door from government-to-industry leads to a brick wall
Technology
Contractor lawyer's take on that cybersecurity rule
Technology
Who enforces software licenses when sold through reseller?
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Contracting
Why contracting protest appeals are never a zero sum game
Contracting
COVID-era contracting question continues to bedevil the government
Contracting
Contractor's email attachment did not bind the government in a work order
Contracting
Why pricing and quantities go hand-in-hand for a fixed-price contract
Contracting
Relief for Defense subcontractors drowning in a sea of contract clauses
Contracting
A dispute over government audit rights in hybrid contracts
MC1 (AW/SW) Michael D. Cole
Contracting
A messy dispute caught one company for millions of dollars of government refund demands
Workforce
Could the venerable 8(a) program actually be on its way out?
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Contracting
Contractors are also combing through the House and Senate defense authorization bills
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