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This year, in addition to evergreen developments driven by national security priorities, disruptive new technologies and competition with rival powers, federal contractors will see significant disruptions driven by the new administrations efforts to reduce government spending, regulation and the size of the federal workforce, say attorneys at Thompson Hine.
On February 21, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision in support of a whistleblower in a False Claims Act (FCA) case which had threatened to narrow the scope of the law and the ability of whistleblowers and the government to hold fraudsters accountable. In Wisconsin Bell Inc. v. U.S. ex rel. Heath , the Supreme Court ruled that a whistleblowers qui tam lawsuit alleging that Wisconsin Bell defrauded the Federal Communications Commissions E-rate program may proceed because there are f
Legal service providers that help unaccompanied children navigate the immigration court system got word on Friday they can resume their work, just days after the federal government abruptly turned off the federal funding tap.
As attention mounts on the Federal Aviation Administration following a handful of fatal airplane crashes this year and reports that Elon Musks SpaceX plans to review the countrys air traffic systems, documents obtained by FedScoop reveal the complicated nature of modernizing a platform for pilots to understand the potential hazards and conditions they might encounter on their flights.
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Despite the ongoing transformation of the supply chain and logistics landscape, the steadfast importance of carrier safety remains a core principle. From prioritizing preventative maintenance to optimizing fleet utilization, the fundamentals persist. If you’re overlooking and neglecting essential safety precautions today, this could result in expensive repairs and potential safety hazards in the future. 🚧 Join Jeff Dickinson for a conversation on how to mitigate risk, enforce compliance,
The Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals rejected the Army Corps of Engineers' attempt to evade a challenge from Sauer Construction LLC, saying there's a genuine issue of material fact whether the contractor's rust remediation claim is preempted by previous contract modifications.
Across NATOs 32 member states, todays rapidly evolving threat landscape requires continuous modernization of advanced technology solutions, underscoring the strategic importance of the alliances digital transformation. This modernization effort demands speed, scale, security, and global innovation capabilities to stay ahead. Collaborating with technology leaders like Amazon Web Services (AWS) can accelerate innovation and NATOs ability to deliver mission-ready solutions to counter known and emer
The National Football League's largest alumni organization has been accused by a biotechnology company of trying to misuse Georgia taxpayer dollars intended for a COVID-19 vaccine education program before unlawfully breaking their contract last year.
The National Football League's largest alumni organization has been accused by a biotechnology company of trying to misuse Georgia taxpayer dollars intended for a COVID-19 vaccine education program before unlawfully breaking their contract last year.
What Is a Security Clearance? A security clearance is required for individuals working with classified information in federal agencies, defense contracting, or intelligence-related positions. Whether you're a government contractor, military personnel, or federal employee, holding a clearance confirms you can be trusted with sensitive data. Clearances are granted after a comprehensive background investigation, including a criminal history review, financial background check, and foreign contact sc
A billionaire's lawsuit against government contractor Booz Allen Hamilton blaming it for the theft of his tax returns in an unprecedented breach by a Booz Allen employee working at the IRS can move forward, a Maryland federal court ruled Friday, rejecting a bid to toss the case.
Booz Allen Hamilton has received a potential $44.3 million firm-fixed-price contract from the Washington Headquarters Services to provide the Department of Defenses chief information officer with cybersecurity services. The DOD said Wednesday that Booz Allen will deliver technical support for cybersecurity reporting and scorecards, research and analysis, policies, guidance, strategies and procedures.
A contract appeals board didn't fully consider the entirety of a modified contract before determining a company tapped to provide emergency power services in the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico was not entitled to a $14 million claim, a Federal Circuit panel ruled.
The Emergence of DeepSeek DeepSeek, a Chinese artificial intelligence startup founded in 2023 and backed by hedge fund High-Flyer, has rapidly disrupted the global AI industry in early 2025. Their large language model, R1, has sparked significant debate in both technology and government circles regarding U.S. competitiveness, data security, and market stability.
A water engineering firm on Friday said it will pay $53 million to settle claims from thousands of Flint, Michigan, residents who allege the company failed to properly alert government officials to the dangers of the city's water when the company was hired to consult after the city switched water sources more than a decade ago.
Matt Matthews has assumed the role of chief delivery officer at Client Solution Architects. The Virginia-based IT solutions provider said Wednesday that Matthews will be responsible for delivery operations and ensuring that CSA is well-positioned to address national security challenges.
Justices ruled unanimously Friday that telecoms participating in the federal E-Rate program supporting school and library connectivity canbe sued for excess payouts under the False Claims Act because the subsidy's funds are provided through the U.S. Treasury.
The subject of unilateral appointment of arbitrators arising from the Supreme Court of Indias ( Court ) three-judge bench decision in Central Organization for Railway Electrification v. ECI SPIC SMO MCML (JV) ( CORE I ), which held that one partys power to unilaterally appoint an arbitrator was counterbalanced by a choice provided to the counter party to choose from a panel of arbitrators, has been the subject of serious debate ( see here , here , here , and here ).
Unfortunately, the last 30 years have seen the determined, inexorable re-regulation of commercial item contracting. As highlighted in previous blogs, the number and scope of unique federal clauses that now apply to commercial item contracts render the term commercial item contracting a contradiction in terms. The hurdles created by a highly regulated federal acquisition system have, over the years, impacted price/costs, time to delivery, and performance.
Unfortunately, the last 30 years have seen the determined, inexorable re-regulation of commercial item contracting. As highlighted in previous blogs, the number and scope of unique federal clauses that now apply to commercial item contracts render the term commercial item contracting a contradiction in terms. The hurdles created by a highly regulated federal acquisition system have, over the years, impacted price/costs, time to delivery, and performance.
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Gary Aughinbaugh, an IT and sales executive with over 18 years of experience, has been elevated to vice president of state and local at DMI. The Tysons, Virginia-based digital and IT services company said Wednesday Aughinbaugh will lead the companys digital transformation efforts for Maryland and its municipalities.
Jeff Shockey has been selected as the new executive vice president of government operations, global public policy and corporate strategy at Boeing. The global aerospace company said Thursday Shockey will officially assume the role on Feb. 24 and will serve on the company’s executive council.
Department of Defense cybersecurity, compliance and managed services provider Summit 7 announced officially receiving a dual Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification or CMMC Level 2 assessment certifications.
The Defense Health Agency’s Contracting Division-Professional Services has requested proposals for a potential $1.6 billion firm-fixed-price, cost-reimbursable contract to provide medical and dental readiness services. Remote Health Readiness Program-4 Contract According to the notice posted on SAM.gov Thursday, the selected vendor will provide medical, dental and behavioral health services under the Remote Health Readiness Program-4 contract.
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Sikorsky Aircraft, a Lockheed Martin business unit, has secured a $232.4 million firm-fixed-price contract modification from the U.S. Navy for the procurement of long-lead time materials.
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I. Handel elektroniczny a cyfrowa transformacja Wdraanie procesw handlu elektronicznego w organizacji stanowi cz cyfrowej transformacji. W jej ramach wyrnia si trzy etapy : Handel elektroniczny, podobnie jak e-marketing, zalicza si do drugiego etapu, tj. cyfryzacji procesw organizacji. II. Handel elektroniczny podzia rde prawa Przepisy prawne dotyczce handlu elektronicznego mona podzieli na trzy podstawowe grupy : 1. przepisy stosujce si do wszystkich relacji w handlu elektronicznym, niezaleeni
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A Boston federal judge on Friday extended her hold on a Trump administration proposal to slash reimbursements from the National Institutes of Health for research grant costs, a move colleges, hospitals and other institutions have said would wreak havoc on scientific research.
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A Rhode Island federal judge on Friday left in place a temporary restraining order blocking a funding freeze by President Donald Trump's administration until the judge can rule on a request by a coalition of states for a preliminary injunction.
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Here is your Week in Review as you head into the weekend. We are still attempting to get through this second artic blast here in the Midwest this week. I think it’s safe to say we are all looking forward to those warmer temperatures that are returning next week. Enjoy the weekend! This week in federal government contracting news includes a new SBA administrator, updates on federal workforce reductions, and new guidance from GSA.
A Maryland federal judge on Friday temporarily barred the Trump administration from implementing the bulk of his executive orders aiming to slash diversity, equity and inclusion programs in the public and private sectors, ruling that the orders are likely unconstitutionally vague and illegally restrict free speech.
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