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Whose Site Is It Anyway: Trade Groups Challenge DOL’s Prevailing Wage Calculation and Expanded Definition of the Site of Work Under the Davis-Bacon Act

Inside Government Contracts

The requirement to pay “prevailing wages” to covered workers is a perennial aspect of many types of government contracting, including construction contracts subject to the Davis-Bacon Act (“DBA”) and certain related laws (collectively referred to as the Davis-Bacon and Related Acts or “DBRA”).

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New OCI Rule Contains Big Changes

SmallGovCon

Congress would really like the FAR to focus on additional examples Definitions. the FAR must update definitions related to specific types of organizational conflicts of interest, including unequal access to information, impaired objectivity, and biased ground rules. Definitions. The entire law, however, was less than two pages.

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SBA OIG Again Challenges SBA’s Revised Definition of a HUBZone Employee

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Small Business Administration’s Office of Inspector General isn’t mincing words–OIG thinks that SBA has strayed from Congressional intent with its expansive definition of who qualifies as a HUBZone employee for purposes of satisfying the HUBZone Program’s eligibility requirements.

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GovCon FAQs: How do I Show Service-Disabled Veteran Status for SBA?

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” This definition was removed at the end of 2022. ” Notice how much shorter this is than the previous now-defunct VA definition, and removes the parts in bold referenced earlier in this post. Looking for the latest government contracting legal news? Pay close attention to the parts in bold as we move forward.

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Government Contracts

Government Contracts Legal Forum

In this episode, they dive into the definition of cost or pricing data. It All Adds Up” is Crowell & Moring’s podcast covering the latest government contract accounting, cost, and pricing developments. Spoiler alert: the devil’s in the details. “It

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Govology Webinar: June 6, 2024 – Understanding and Complying with the Nonmanufacturer Rule (2024 Update)

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The nonmanufacturer rule is one that is commonly misunderstood in the federal government contracting realm. Despite its seemingly straightforward definition, being classified as a “nonmanufacturer” entails more than simply not being the manufacturer.

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New Year, (Potentially) New Definition for “Subcontract”

Government Contracts & Investigations

Yes, you read that correctly – there is no single definition for the terms “subcontract” or “subcontractor.” The terms “subcontract” and “subcontractor” appear rather frequently in the FAR, being defined in twenty (20) different Subparts, resulting in at least eight (8) unique definitions.