Phillip Seckman, Author at Government Contracts Advisor

CISA’s Proposed Wide-Sweeping Cyber Incident Reporting Requirements – What Government Contractors Should Know

By Phillip Seckman and Stephen Robison

General

Defective Pricing Cases Since the Turn of the Century

By Phillip Seckman and Caroline Colpoys

General

Federal Circuit Decision Confirms UCAs Are Not Government Claims But Leaves Some Questions Unanswered

By Phillip Seckman, Steven Masiello, and Rachel Van Maasdam

General

A Recent Court of Federal Claims Protest Decision Finds Adequate Price Competition, But Inadequate Price Analysis

By Phillip Seckman and Lauren N. Colantonio

General

Comment Period Extended for the Potentially Impactful Proposed Rule for the Disclosure of Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Climate-Related Financial Risk

By Phillip Seckman and Lauren Colantonio

Government Contracts

Cyber AB Tips the CAP for Level 2 Certifications Process

By Phillip Seckman and Jessica Chao

PREP Act Coverage for COVID-19 Related Activities Provides Important Immunity Protections

By Phillip Seckman

Government Contracts

Guarding The Privilege: Fourth Circuit Reverses District Court Decision Finding Disclosure Pursuant to the Mandatory Disclosure Rule Waived Attorney-Client Privilege

By Phillip Seckman and Joe Martinez

Government Contracts

Voluntary vs. Involuntary Stop Work: What contractors should consider as the COVID-19 pandemic evolves

By Phillip Seckman, Steven Masiello, and Joe Martinez

Government Contracts

For commercial item contractors, some improvements—mixed with new and old barriers—in DoD’s final rule on procurement of commercial items and accompanying guidebook

By Phillip Seckman and Steven Masiello

Government Contracts

DoD announces industry day to facilitate implementation of new network penetration reporting clause

By Phillip Seckman

Data and Software Rights, Patent Rights and Cybersecurity

DoD Clarifies Covered Defense Information Definition in Final Cyber Reporting Rule

By Phillip Seckman

Ending Federal DEI: Key Federal Contracting Implications

By Steven Masiello, Phillip Seckman, and Austin Rugh

Run Don’t CRWL: FY25 NDAA Would Expand Contractor Responsibility Watch List

By Joe Martinez, Phillip Seckman, and Morgan Murphy

The Most Important Government Contracts Disputes Of 2023

By Steven Masiello, Phillip Seckman, Gale Monahan, and Caroline Colpoys

DOD Implementation of CARES Act Section 3610

By Steven Masiello, Joe Martinez, and Phillip Seckman

Government Contracting During the COVID-19: Key Considerations for Negotiating New Government Contracts Amidst the Global Pandemic

By Steven Masiello, Joe Martinez, Phillip Seckman, and Gale Monahan

Government Contracts

Supply Chain Impact of President Trump’s Executive Order Under the Defense Production Act

By Steven Masiello, Joe Martinez, Gale Monahan, and Phillip Seckman