Volume 52, Issue 3
The article analyses FAR Subpart 22.15 through the lens of the contracting process and suggests how the regulation can be strengthened to address the significant loopholes that hinder the effective p…
A U.S. Supreme Court decision in 2020 forecloses a government argument that the proper measure of damages for a common-law fraud counterclaim should be equal to all monies paid under the contract.
When a small business prime contractor and a large business subcontractor work together on a federal contract, the Ostensible Subcontractor Rule and Limitations on Subcontracting clause have major im…
Aggressive militarization of space by China and Russia has created Space Race 2.0—a race to secure space superiority. To prevail, and thereby protect global security, America must utilize a military…
The DoJ can increase instances of detecting and prosecuting collusion in government contracts by modifying centers within the Antitrust Division to process whistleblower information and qui tam suits…
The federal government spends billions of dollars annually with government purchase cards. But these cards continue to be improperly used. To address this improper use, the DoD should require Approvi…
After President Biden's introduction of Executive Order 14006, an effort to end federal private prisons, this Note explores the intricacies of prison contracting and analyzes challenges associated wi…
Congress should create a new special interest group within the 8(a) set-aside federal contracting program for disabled-owned small businesses in order to achieve important legislative goals related t…