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Companies entering into government contracting (or expanding their capabilities team skillset) may consider a mergers and acquisition strategy. They can merge with or acquire another contractor to gain…

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is trying to simplify the complex issue of software security for federal acquisition and contracting professionals. In a new guide released today,…

Replicating the WeWork model for sensitive compartmented information facilities, known as SCIFs, could increase small businesses participation in defense contracting, Moshe Schwartz, senior fellow of acquisition policy at…

One question hiring managers can ask potential job candidates: “If we hire you for this position, what are some specific areas of the job role you would like…

Contractors and subcontractors should review their agreements to ensure that any limitations on liability (caps on the amount of damages available in litigation) are enforceable in the aftermath…

Other transaction agreements are not as protest proof as once thought. A recent decision by the Court of Federal Claims gives contractors a more specific path to file…

Federal contractors have new advice for using artificial intelligence in the hiring process. A new guide — from the Labor Department’s Office of Federal Contract Compliance programs —…

Informing employees upfront about decisions that impact them conveys respect and prevents employees from feeling blindsided, becoming angry, and leaving. The post Does Your Organization Suffer from a…

Joy Sturm, partner, Hogan Lovells Joy Sturm, partner at Hogan Lovells, joins Off the Shelf  for a briefing on the proposed BIOSECURE Act that would reshape biotechnology supply chains…

Lockheed Martin recently won a settlement worth more than $130 million in a protest with the Air Force. The company completed a contract to update the big C5…