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GAO Awards Costs for Delayed Corrective Action on Realism Blunder
In this cost claim following corrective action, the protester sought reimbursement of the costs of pursuing its bid protests challenging a task order award...
Protester Claimed Experience Requirement Was Unduly Restrictive. GAO Wasn’t Convinced.
The protester challenged the solicitation's corporate experience requirement, arguing that the agency's minimum project value of $6.5 million or greater per year was unduly...
AI Meeting Tools Face Wiretapping Wake-Up Call
Robinson+Cole - A new California federal lawsuit against AI notetaking provider Granola highlights a growing privacy risk for companies using meeting transcription tools: consent...
Trump Blames Minnesota for Cyberattacks on Water Sector, Drawing Pushback From...
CyberScoop - President Donald Trump blamed Minnesota Friday for the cyberattacks its water systems have suffered in recent days, saying the state was “behind...
DSCA Expands FMF Eligibility for Direct Commercial Contracts
Covington - Earlier this year, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (“DSCA”) issued updated policy guidance implementing a significant expansion of the universe of countries...
PPP Loan Fraud: A DOJ Enforcement Update on Recent Civil Cases
Husch Blackwell - The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) continues to treat Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan fraud as an enforcement priority. As we...
GSA and OMB Propose Legislative Changes to Advance the Revolutionary FAR...
Greenberg Traurig - In July 2026, the General Services Administration (GSA) published 20 legislative proposals along with a related summary submitted to Congress by...
What Does Nonstatutory Really Mean (Weathering the RFO Series- Part 2)
FedSubK - In my last article, I talked about one of the biggest misconceptions surrounding the Revolutionary FAR Overhaul (RFO) is the idea that...
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