Government Contracting News and Insights
Trending Now
Agency Said It Merely “Communicated” with Offerors. Why Did GAO Find...
The protester alleged the agency hadn't held meaningful discussions. The agency claimed it never held discussions; instead, it merely “communicated” with offerors. GAO rejected...
Can a Proposed Rule Impact a Size Protest?
An unsuccessful bidder filed a size protest. The SBA Area Office dismissed the protest. The agency had found the protester technically unacceptable. Thus, the...
The Emerging Tech Investment Arms of Lockheed Martin and Raytheon Technologies...
At the start of March, the venture capital arms of two blue chip defense hardware companies revealed a pair of investments in startup technology...
Hot Software Take-Privates Are Low on Leverage
In the midst of a crisis in the banking sector, investors pulled off a string of high-profile deals worth a combined $18.5 billion to...
Analysis: SEC Cybersecurity Proposals and Biden’s National Cybersecurity Strategy
Security Week – President Biden’s National Cybersecurity Strategy was announced on March 1, 2023. ‘Harmonized regulations’ is a key component of this strategy. The Strategy...
72 hours: The NCUA’s New Cyber Incident Reporting Requirement
Starting September 1, three days is all the time that federally insured credit unions will have to report cyber incidents. The rule, approved on...
Is 2023 the “Year” of the False Claims Act? For the...
Though the FCA may appear straightforward—i.e., one should not "knowingly present . . . a false or fraudulent claim for payment or approval" (31...
Non-Profit Defeats Retaliation Suit by Its Former CEO
In a recent decision from the Southern District of New York in Liss v. Heritage Health & Housing, Inc., Chief Judge Laura Taylor Swain...
Annual Review
