New Rules, Pre-Existing Contract: A FAR-Reaching Issue?
What problems arise as the federal government increasingly requires new Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses to be applied to preexisting contracts?
The Procurement Lawyer | Winter 2024
Volume 59, Issue 2
In This Issue
How Fiscal Law Principles Shape US Government Spending
Given the economy's complexity with elevated debt, pandemic effects, and inflation, what tools can be utilized for fiscal law flexibility?
Guidance for Contractors to Succeed Amongst Complexity of Federal Grant Programs
As Uniform Guidance was created to apply to all federal grant requirements, grant compliance became increasingly complex. Here are the best practices.
Public Contract Law Section Comments on Proposed Rule Changes
From greenhouse gas emissions disclosures and climate-related financial risk to data rights and SBA programs, comments were submitted for several proposed changes.
Public Procurement Symposium Educates Attendees
Presentations on organizational conflicts of interest, Grants 101, fraud and the False Claims Act, and more from the 2023 symposium.
Contract Claims Disputes Resolutions Committee Involvement Brings Diverse Perspectives
Members of the Contract Claims Disputes Resolutions Committee (CCDRC) gain insight into others’ views, camaraderie, and insights through discussions and panels.
News From the Chair
News from the Chair, Winter 2024
The Section looks forward to multiple efforts and activities related to membership, engagement, and sustainability goals.