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“Your Quote, My Terms”: Contractor’s Pricing Conditions Didn’t Bind the Government...
The contractor claimed that its quote requiring the government to exercise all renewal options was incorporated into the final contract. The contractor argued its...
“About” Doesn’t Mean “Approximately”: Contractor’s Equivocal Language Did Not Becloud the...
A contractor submitted two delay claims using a "windows analysis" to quantify government-caused delays. The agency moved to dismiss, arguing the contractor actually asserted...
CMMC Phase 2 Is Suspended But the Requirements Are Not
Washington Technology - The Defense Department has decided to suspend CMMC third-party assessments as a condition for contract awards, but not all assessment requirements...
Remote Connections to Monitor Critical Systems Create Opportunities for Cyber Attackers
Federal News Network - Keeping water systems running requires remote access for monitoring, maintenance, and vendor support. Securing those connections has become a growing...
New DOJ-DHS Trade Enforcement Guidance: What Companies Need to Know
Holland & Knight - On July 14, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issued the Resource...
A Win for Clarity: What a Recent Federal Court Decision Means...
Peckar & Abramson - Following the Department of Labor’s 2023 Davis-Bacon rule changes, federal construction contractors faced a pressing question: not whether paying prevailing...
GAO Report – DOGE Wall of Receipts: More Transparency Needed on...
GAO evaluated the purported savings estimates for contract, grant, and lease terminations listed on DOGE's webpage, called the Wall of Receipts. The Wall of...
DoD Class Deviation—Revolutionary Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Overhaul Part 30, Defense...
DoD has issued a class deviation implementing Section 1806 of the FY 2026 NDAA, as well as recent executive orders 14275, Restoring Common Sense...
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