Government Contracting News and Insights
Trending Now
Was this Contractor Really a De Facto Government Employee?
The plaintiff worked as a government contractor but alleged that due to the economic realities of his work, he should have been considered a...
Q&A Document Was Labeled as an Amendment, But Did It Really...
A prospective bidder filed an appeal with OHA challenging the NAICS code assigned to a solicitation. The appeal had been filed more than 10 days...
Autonomy is GSA’s Gameplan for the Inflation Challenge
The General Services Administration wants contracting officers to move quickly on pricing adjustments in a time of 8% inflation in the U.S.
Protester Claimed a Merger Involving the Awardee Created an OCI. Should...
A week before award, the eventual awardee announced a merger. The protester claimed this merger created an OCI, and that the agency erred in...
The Private Sector Should Watch NIST’s Broad Work on Privacy and...
NIST continues to work on several cybersecurity and privacy workstreams of interest to the private sector. While NIST has traditionally supported federal agencies’ IT...
$1 Billion Now Available to State, Local, Tribal Entities for Cybersecurity...
$1 billion is now available to state, local, and tribal entities to shore up their cybersecurity vulnerabilities, under the State and Local Cybersecurity Grant...
50-50 Fourth Circuit Affirms District Court Dismissal in Sheldon v. Allergan
In a holding issued Friday, the full 14-member Fourth Circuit vacated an earlier 2-1 panel decision that upheld a district court's dismissal of Sheldon...
En Banc Rehearing of Fourth Circuit Sheldon Decision Addresses FCA’s Falsity...
Covington & Burling - On Thursday, September 15, 2022, an en banc panel of the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral argument in...
