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In a small business set-aside contract, does an offeror need to be “small” at the time of contract award? That answer continues to be “No.”
If you missed our November 2012 seminar on Non-competition and Non-solicitation Provisions: Issues in Drafting/Negotiation and Enforcement, you can download the presentation here: https://restonlaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Noncompete-and-Nonsolicit.pdf Here’s
On Tuesday, September 18, 2012, the Government Technology & Services Coalition (“GTSC”) hosted McMahon, Welch and Learned, PLLC (“MWL”) for a seminar in which Kevin
In analyzing whether or not to allow businesses to be included in the VA VetBiz Vendor Information Pages (VIP) Verification Program as a service-disabled veteran
If you missed our seminar this morning on Subcontract Agreements: Negotiation and Drafting Issues, you can download the presentation here: https://restonlaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/Subcontract-Agreements.pdf Here’s a synopsis of
This is a question we are often asked by clients who are thinking about applying for inclusion in the Small Business Administration’s 8(a) Business Development
A couple of weeks ago Caron Beesley, a marketing consultant for SBA, posted a blog entry on the SBA community forum (find it here) that
If you are a government contractor, you know what CCR and ORCA are. You should also know that they and other procurement systems were scheduled
In this post we want to review a protest possibility that is often overlooked but which is of considerable importance in small business set-aside solicitations,