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12.28.2017
On Wednesday, December 20, 2017, Congress passed H.R. 1, commonly known as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (the “Act”), and President Trump signed the Act into law on Friday, December 22nd. The Act makes significant changes to individual and business tax rules,...
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11.13.2017
Keith Kapp and Jennifer Morgan of Williams Mullen, along with Ken Jernigan of Hannover Square and Sebastian Wolfrum of Bull Durham Beer Co. and Epiphany Craft Malt, gave a presentation on November 9, 2017 at the North Carolina Craft Brewers Guild annual...
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10.26.2017
Williams Mullen’s Government Contracts Practice is pleased to announce the launch of Williams Mullen GovCon Perspectives, a new podcast dedicated to providing government contractors with key information on topics that impact the industry.
On each episode,...
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10.24.2017
If your company has a contract (or hopes to win a contract) with a public body in the Commonwealth of Virginia, then you likely are aware of the dominant role the Virginia Public Procurement Act (VPPA) will play in the public body’s decision. Originally...
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10.17.2017
A State Department ITAR enforcement case announced last week involving a supplier of military spare parts sends a valuable message to small and mid-sized government contractors of every type.
The case involves Bright Lights USA, Inc. (the “Company”), a small...
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10.16.2017
In the world of government contracts, there are lots of rules and regulations that must be followed. Some apply to the contractor, and some apply to the government. One rule requires the government to take certain actions once it picks the winner of a...
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10.11.2017
Last time on “No Company is an Island,” we addressed the ways that the traditional prime-subcontractor relationship can result in a determination that two teaming partners are affiliated and, as a result, not a small business qualified to receive a set-aside...
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10.10.2017
The North Carolina General Assembly passed Senate Bill 155, An Act to Make Various Changes to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission Laws, during the 2017 legislative session. Most of the bill’s provisions were effective 30 June 2017. This bill...
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10.04.2017
GSA’s Federal Supply Schedule program intends to provide a simplified process for agencies to procure supplies and services, while leveraging the terms and pricing of the commercial marketplace, as well as the Federal government’s own buying power. The ease...
