In the United States Court of Federal Claims
The piece is an appellate brief problem for the Arnold & Porter Government Contracts Moot Court Competition on court authority to review grants disputes and its disallowance of personal protective eq…
Public Contract Law Journal | Winter 2023
Volume 52, Issue 2
Articles
Brief of Contractor-Appellant, Democracy Worldwide
This appellate brief was prepared for the Arnold & Porter Government Contracts Moot Court Competition, arguing that the court has jurisdiction to opine on grant issues and that implementor's incurred…
Brief of Defendant-Appellee, United States
This appellate brief was prepared for the Arnold & Porter Government Contracts Moot Court Competition, arguing that the court lacks jurisdiction to opine on grant issues and that implementor's incurr…
Notes
Small Businesses in Space: Updates to Space-Related Small Business Procurement In Light of the Space Force's Proposed Acquisition Framework
The Space Force relies on small businesses for national security needs. But space procurement creates challenges for small businesses. To address these challenges, the Space Force must modify its sma…
A Prescription for Calamity: Why the Department of Labor's Pharmacy Benefit Management Program Falls Short as a Singular Solution to the U.S. Opioid Crisis
This Note examines the U.S. opioid crisis. Finding that the federal government's efforts to curb addiction have fallen short, this Note proposes a holistic approach to preventing misuse and addiction…
Improving Environmentally Conscious Procurement Through Broader Responsibility Determinations and the EPA's Suspension and Debarment Powers
Emissions and waste byproducts harm the environment. Many contractors receive taxpayer dollars while contributing to climate change. Protective measures like suspension and debarment and responsibili…
The Promise at the End of the Trail: Using McGirt to Close the Tribal Enterprise Performance Gap
The SBA's 8(a) program has long been dominated by Alaska Native Corporations. When McGirt v. Oklahoma expanded the definition of “Indian Country" in 2020, it may have opened an opportunity for tribal…