HeyJaredAron C. Beezley
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A New Fiscal Year Begins: Key Considerations for Government Contractors (opens the original)
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October 1 marks the beginning of the federal government’s new fiscal year and, for government contractors, the start of a new cycle of contracting, funding, and compliance activity. After the heightened procurement activity that often accompanies the September 30 fiscal year-end, contractors should use the beginning of the new fiscal year to assess their existing contracts, monitor new procurement opportunities, and confirm that their performance and compliance practices are aligned with the gov
Government Contractor Employee Departures: Protecting Trade Secrets Without Creating Procurement Problems (opens the original)
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Employee departures are a routine part of doing business. For government contractors, however, the departure of a key employee can raise issues that go well beyond ordinary employment law concerns. A departing employee may possess proprietary technical information, pricing data, proposal materials, customer information, source code, business strategies, or information concerning a government program. If that employee moves to a competitor, or to a company pursuing the same federal opportunity, t
GAO Reminds Agencies: Crediting an Affiliate’s Past Performance Requires More Than a Team Photo (opens the original)
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In Battelle Memorial Institute, B-424575, et al. (Sept. 10, 2026), the Government Accountability Office (GAO) sustained a protest challenging an agency’s decision to credit an awardee with the prior experience and past performance of its corporate affiliate. The decision is a useful reminder for both offerors and agencies about what it actually takes to get credit for a teammate’s track record — and it shows how a single evaluation error, even on a factor ranked third or fourth in importance, ca
5 FAR Overhaul Changes Government Contractors Should Watch (opens the original)
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The Revolutionary Federal Acquisition Regulatory (FAR) Overhaul continues to move from concept to formal rulemaking. On September 18, 2026, the Federal Acquisition Regulatory Council published its second batch of proposed rules, including FAR Case 2026-003, which proposes revisions to FAR Parts 8, 12, 13, 15, 38, 44, 51, and related provisions and clauses in Part 52. Comments are due October 19, 2026. For government contractors, the significance of this package is not simply that the FAR is bein
The Federal Fiscal Year-End Is Approaching- Key Considerations for Government Contractors (opens the original)
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As September 30 approaches, government contractors enter one of the busiest periods of the federal procurement calendar. The end of the government’s fiscal year often brings a surge in contracting activity, including new awards, extensions, funding actions, modifications, and efforts to complete performance before appropriated funds expire or become subject to additional limitations. For contractors, however, fiscal year-end is more than a period of increased procurement activity. It is also a u
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