Recent developments in government contracting include a Court of Federal Claims ruling highlighting the importance of incorporating external documents into federal contracts, a Government Accountability Office decision examining the use of existing Federal Acquisition Regulation provisions alongside Revolutionary FAR Overhaul (RFO) deviations, and an aerospace and defense industry assessment on the government’s proposed critical minerals stockpile.
Morgan Lewis Government Contractor Guidebook
YOUR GUIDE TO THE ISSUES THAT MATTER TO GOVERNMENT CONTRACTORS
Recent developments in government contracting include a notable Government Accountability Office (GAO) decision involving proposal submission requirements, continued US Department of War (DoW) investment in critical defense supply chains, a US Department of Commerce action under the Defense Production Act involving critical materials, and two significant litigation developments involving the state secrets privilege and the Competition in Contracting Act’s (CICA’s) automatic stay provisions.