Volume 50, Issue 3
The False Claims Act allows private parties to bring qui tam actions against entities presenting fraudulent claims to the government for payment. The article addresses issues arising when a third par…
This article looks at U.S. and Australian approaches to termination for convenience (TFC) in defense contracts. It argues the use of TFC clauses in U.S. government contracts is too broad and posit mi…
With arms races among global powers, the United States seeks to enter into contracts for machine learning artificial intelligence (AI) for its military. Neither current FAR provisions nor other sourc…
U.S. military members killed or injured overseas outside of combat and military control resulting from negligent contractors are unevenly denied judicial remedy under state law.
How can the United States promote sustainable energy within the near future? This Note suggests that the federal government should procure natural gas through a new FAR preference.
Policy tensions exist between two of the DoD’s goals: creating a stricter cybersecurity regime and preserving the ability of small businesses to compete for defense contracts.
The Department of Defense’s continued reliance on Other Transactions sacrifices the competitive values of traditional procurement in the name of speed and efficiency.