Government Contracting
Tony Soprano was a Government Contractor
Make Him a Proffer He Can’t Refuse A few weeks ago, I read the news that David Chase was planning…
Read MoreProtests of a Solicitation’s NAICS code Are Different than Size/Status Protests
A recent decision released by the SBA’s Office of Hearings and Appeals (OHA) provides a good reminder that a protest…
Read MoreWhen You Can (and Should) Protest Your Own IDIQ Contract
Government contractors who file bid protests typically do so to contest an award or proposed award of a contract to…
Read MoreImportant to Understand GAO Protest Filing Deadline Following Agency-Level Protest
One of the positive aspects of filing a protest at the agency-level (as opposed to filing at GAO or the…
Read MoreThe Curious Problem of Adding Arbitration Clauses in Government Contractor Employment and Consultant Agreements
A not so funny thing happened to Leidos, Inc. at GAO. It lost a protest for doing what many other…
Read MoreEdward Tolchin Featured In Bloomberg BNA Federal Contracts Report
Edward Tolchin Featured In Bloomberg BNA Federal Contracts Report GAO: Army Corps of Engineers Didn’t Document Award Rationale By Daniel…
Read MoreThe Search for Organizational Conflicts Of Interest
A recent General Accountability Office (GAO) decision underscores why all contractors should be on the lookout for potential Organizational Conflicts…
Read MoreNews: U.S. House Passes Three Major Cybersecurity Measures
Last week, the House passed the National Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure Protection Act and two other bills addressing U.S. cybersecurity…
Read MoreGovernment Contracting Attorney Talks Teaming Agreement Tips
Our government spends approximately $500 million annually through contracts and grants. And if you think your business is too small…
Read More4 Questions to Ask Before Pursuing a Government Contract Through GSA
On its surface, the government contracting process seems similar to sales in the private sector: A vendor finds an opportunity,…
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