Our July edition of "Government Contracts Legislative and
Regulatory Update" offers a summary of the relevant changes
that took place during the month of June.
Highlights this month include:
- Kaspersky Lab Prohibition Codified in
FAR
- Government expands certification
requirements to include arms control treaty violations
- San Francisco and Montana pass new
campaign finance regulation regarding government contractors
This update will also be available in Contract Management
Magazine, which is published monthly by the National Contract
Management Association (NCMA).
Kaspersky Lab Prohibition Codified in FAR
On June 15, the Department of Defense (DoD), General Services
Administration (GSA) and National Aeronautics and Space
Administration (NASA) issued an interim rule prohibiting
contractors from providing to any federal government entity any
hardware, software or services developed or provided by Russian
cybersecurity company Kaspersky Lab (Kaspersky).
