This column was originally published on Roger Waldron’s blog at The Coalition for Common Sense in Government Procurement and was republished here with permission from the author. Last month, the FAR & Beyond…
The U.S Patent and Trademark Office is turning to artificial intelligence to help automate the process of analyzing and sharing “prior art” issues with patent applications. In an…
Interview transcript: Terry Gerton We are in week two of a shutdown, and shutdown is affecting the government contracting community differentially right now. Some have contracts as…
The Office of Federal Procurement Policy has its first confirmed administrator in six years. The Senate approved the nomination of Kevin Rhodes to lead the office within the…
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The General Services Administration wants to cap how much money value-added resellers can make from the government. Federal Acquisition Service Commissioner Josh Gruenbaum is expected to issue a…
Interview transcript: Stephanie Kostro Since fiscal year 1977, which really is calendar ‘76, there have only been three years that have started under full-year appropriations. So…
Federal contractors are preparing for a particularly difficult government shutdown if Congress doesn’t pass a funding agreement, with agency staffing reductions compounding the usual strains during a lapse…
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Interview transcript: Terry Gerton There’s always a lot we can learn when we look at protest decisions, bid protest decisions, and you’ve got an interesting case for…