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Defense Contracting
October 2022
Contractors Must Disclose Work Performed in China
By Susan Cassidy , Scott Freling and Carl Wiersum -
Defense Department
October 2022
The Progress We’ve Made; The Progress We Need
By Arnold L. PunaroAs my second tour as the National Defense Industrial Association’s chairman of the board comes to an end, I would like to take a moment to reflect on the progress we’ve made together along the way and address the road ahead. -
Defense Contracting
September 2022
Case Affirms Rights of Contractors Facing Debarment
By Frederic M. Levy , Michael Pierce and Michael WagnerExperienced defense companies understand that suspension or debarment from U.S. government contracts can be a death knell. -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
July 2022
FARNBOROUGH NEWS: Boeing Focuses on Autonomy for Defense Business
Systems that use autonomous technology will be the cornerstone of Boeing’s technology development in the future, said the new head of company’s defense business July 18. -
Defense Contracting
July 2022
Suspensions, Debarments Hit 10-Year Low
By Frederic M. Levy , Michael Wagner and Michael PierceOn April 18, the Interagency Suspension and Debarment Committee released its annual report on its activities across all executive agencies for fiscal year 2020. -
Defense Contracting
June 2022
Don’t Run Afoul of Truth in Negotiations Act
By Michael GwinnImagine paying a contractor $20,000 to remodel a kitchen. Although you aren’t sure if you paid a fair price because you only received one bid, the contractor performed on time and to standard and you are pleased with the results. -
Defense Contracting
March 2022
Professional Development Key to Industrial Base
By Sandra Hubbard , Chris Sax and Jacob WinnWhen analyzing the most pressing issues that impact the defense industrial base, continuing education is often overlooked. -
Defense Contracting
February 2022
SPECIAL REPORT: 2021 Brought Another ‘Banner Year’ for OTAs
By Jon HarperThe Defense Department continues to run hot with its use of other transaction authority agreements, with experts calling 2021 another banner year for the contracting mechanism that has rapidly grown in popularity among acquisition officials. -
Defense Contracting
January 2022
Demand Grows for Multi-Skilled, Flexible Engineers
By Stephanie C. HillEmerging digital technologies deeply impact all aspects of society, and modern warfare is no exception. -
Defense Contracting
January 2022
Building Supply Chains for the 21st Century
By Chris Sax , Robert Van Steenburg and Jacob WinnAs we ring in a new year, the impacts of America’s supply chain issues are becoming increasingly visible.
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