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Design Debacle: The Government Promised a 100% Designed Project. It Delivered...
The contractor sought compensation for 525 days of delay and disruption costs arising from the government's defective and incomplete design of a nearly one-million-square-foot...
Buried Treasure or Buried Trouble? Contractor’s Defective Specification Defense Falls Flat
The agency terminated a roofing contract for default. The contractor argued it should be excused because contract specifications created defects that would allow water...
CMMC Cybersecurity Rules Are Rolling Into Defense Contracts
Corporate Compliance Insights - US defense contractors are now encountering CMMC cybersecurity requirements in their contracts. Ambika Biggs of Hirschler reviews the program’s structure,...
CMMC Cybersecurity Rules Are Rolling Into Defense Contracts
Corporate Compliance Insights - A US government focus on cybersecurity is not new. DFARS 252.204-7012, which is included in defense contracts involving controlled unclassified...
Pentagon Launches Section 805 Website for Defense Industry Guidance
ExecutiveGov - The Pentagon has launched a new website to assist defense industry partners in complying with Section 805 of the FY 2024 National...
Export Controls and Sanctions Shape Boundaries of Defense Deal-Making
A&O Shearman - Export control regimes define not only how defense technologies move across borders but also who can invest in them and on...
GAO Report – Weapon Systems Annual Assessment: Requiring Mature Technologies Could...
This report, GAO's 24th annual assessment, responds to a provision Congress included in statute for GAO to annually review selected DOD acquisition programs and...
GAO Report – Cloud Computing: Federal Government Needs to Address Procurement...
Federal IT acquisitions of cloud services have the potential to reduce costs and improve operational efficiencies. GAO was asked to review agencies’ efforts to...




































