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Here at the California Employment Law Blog, we don’t talk that much about the unique requirements imposed on federal contractors.

Kenneth A. Rosenberg is featured in the Federal News Radio program, "What New Sick Leave Rules Mean for Contractors

Kenneth A. Rosenberg is featured in the Federal News Radio program, "What New Sick Leave Rules Mean for Contractors

Enables state and local governments to better understand, plan for, and address the needs of their citizens by reducing the complexity of federal preparedness and response policies.

It has been six years since the Government introduced the concept of mandatory disclosure into the contracting calculus.

A federal judge has preliminarily enjoined Executive Order (EO) 14042, which requires federal contractors to comply with COVID-19 workplace safety protocols.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia has established a new Fraud and Asset Recovery Division specifically targeting False Claims Act matters and federal fund recovery efforts. This organizational shift signals heightened scrutiny of government contractors' compliance practices, particularly regarding certifications, billing accuracy, and representations made to federal agencies.

The Office of Management and Budget has proposed significant revisions to the Uniform Guidance governing federal grants and cooperative agreements. Amy Hoang breaks down the most critical changes that organizations receiving federal funding need to understand and prepare for.

An Executive Order is driving federal agencies toward fixed-price contracts, fundamentally shifting risk from government to contractors. This policy change raises critical questions about pricing strategies, performance obligations, and dispute resolution in government contracting. Understanding these dynamics is essential for contractors navigating this evolving landscape.

Reginald M. Jones and Nicholas T. Solosky authored the Building Washington magazine article, "Government Contracting 101 – A Practical Guide to Filing (and Winning) GAO Bid Protests."

Explore critical issues facing government contractors through expert legal analysis covering cybersecurity, intellectual property rights, compliance requirements, and emerging regulatory challenges. Wiley's Government Contracts podcast features in-depth discussions on FAR/DFARS changes, AI regulation, supply chain security, and strategic considerations for navigating the complex federal contracting landscape.

On April 25 and 26, James Newland, partner in Seyfarth's Construction Practice Group, will be presenting the "Changes and Claims in Government Construction Contracting"

Seeks to optimize and target federal investments in workforce development to align with U.S.

Orders the Administrator of the General Services Administration in consultation with the Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy to submit recommendations to advance the policy that federal public buildings ...

A new government memorandum proposes sweeping changes to defense contracting practices, including market-based pricing, greater reliance on GAAP accounting standards, and streamlined oversight processes. The policy shift promises to reshape how government contractors operate, though many provisions still require regulatory or statutory implementation before taking effect.

The Small Business Administration has proposed significant changes to size standards that determine whether companies qualify as small businesses for federal contracting purposes. Understanding these numerical thresholds and their implications is crucial for contractors navigating the government marketplace.

The SEC Division of Corporation Finance granted exemptive relief to Mphasis Limited, an Indian company, from Exchange Act Rules 14e-1(a) and (c) ...