Government Contracting
The Gimme: Bid Protest
The jurisdictional bar against protests of task order awards (unless an exception exists) does not apply to orders made…
Read MoreThe Gimme: SAM
A contractor must annually update its SAM profile, and for each offer submitted to the Government the contractor must…
Read MoreThe Gimme: Bid Protests
A solicitation that overstates the agency’s needs, includes an unnecessary brand name requirement, or is overly restrictive, may be…
Read MoreWhat Every Government Contractor Needs to Know About Federal Cybersecurity Requirements – Part 3
Click here to read part 1 and part 2 This article series is meant to provide crucial information to government…
Read MoreWhat Every Government Contractor Needs to Know About Federal Cybersecurity Requirements – Part 2
Click here to read part 1 This article series is meant to provide crucial information to government contractors regarding the…
Read MoreAgencies Cannot Move the Goalposts in Proposal Evaluations
Every game has rules. A game without rules is nothing more than a confusing activity prone to exploitation and chaos.…
Read MoreThe Gimme: Small Business
A contractor’s status as a small business is determined by ownership and control of the day-to-day and long-term operations…
Read MoreWhat Every Government Contractor Needs to Know About Federal Cybersecurity Requirements – Part 1
Ever since the Sandra Bullock classic The Net was released in 1995, “cybersecurity” has been at the forefront of the…
Read MoreThe Importance of Updating a JV Agreement for New Opportunities
Bryan King Published in Thomas Reuters Westlaw This article was originally published in the June 4, 2018, edition of Westlaw…
Read MoreThe Gimme: Agreements
Not all FAR clauses in a prime contract are required to be flowed down to subcontractors. A few have…
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