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ASBCA Rejects Government’s Motion to Dismiss Despite Suspicion of Fraud

The Board’s jurisdiction attaches when the contracting officer renders a final decision or a deemed denial, and a later finding by the contracting officer that fraud is suspected will not deprive the Board of jurisdiction....more

Defense Contractors Have Some Leeway to Mark Noncommercial Technical Data to Restrict Rights of Non-Government Third Parties

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit interprets DFARS technical data rights clause to allow contractors to mark technical data delivered to the government to restrict the rights of non-government third...more

New Procurement Integrity Act Decision Reminds Contractors of Its Scope and the Potential Remedies for a Violation

The Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals rules against the government on summary judgment but reminds offerors of the importance of understanding this key procurement law. The Procurement Integrity Act (PIA) governs...more

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