Like the rest of the nation and world, we at Koprince Law are closely watching and listening to the recommendations of our public health authorities on a local, regional, and national level. It’s times like these that remind us (not that we need it) of the importance of the government and government contractors in responding to crises. As Tom Hanks said, listen to what medical authorities recommend.
This week, there was plenty of news about the coronavirus and how it will impact federal contracting, as well as pieces about cyber insurance for government contractors, a timeline for cybersecurity auditors, and questions about GSA’s planned e-commerce initiative.
- Contractors and COVID-19. [fcw]
- GSA’s e-commerce initiative strained by new protests, questions over supply chain risks. [federalnewsnetwork]
- California dreams about cyber insurance, and federal lawmakers should pay attention. [thehill]
- Former Marine indicted for fraud in government contract scheme. [wibw]
- Government contracts and international trade in 2020. [federalnewsnetwork]
- The Pentagon’s first class of cybersecurity auditors is almost here. [fifthdomain]
- Periodic Reinvestigations Are Out, Continuous Vetting Is In for Security Clearance Holders. [govexec]
- How Coronavirus May Effect Federal Contracts and Contractors; Soraya Correa Quoted. [govconwire]
- DIB wants Pentagon to hire a ‘digital people officer’ for tech recruitment. [fedscoop]
- Pentagon to Take Corrective Action on JEDI. [nextgov]
- A busy week highlighting critical challenges for government market stakeholders. [federalnewsnetwork]
- 3 GSA-level protests remain to commercial e-marketplace solicitation. [fedscoop]
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