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New Developments in Contract Compliance
10/27/2010, Federal Publications Seminar
An update on the Transactional Data Reporting rule
May 19, 2017, Federal News Radio
Jason Workmaster appeared on Federal News Radio's “Off the Shelf” to provide an update on Transactional Data Reporting (TDR) implementation. According to Workmaster, GSA is "going to maintain this as a fairly voluntary pilot for at least some additional amount of time." He adds, that there is a decent question as to whether the transactional data rule is longed ...
Why Certify If the False Claims Act Could Apply?
January 24, 2017, Federal Contracts Report
Jason Workmaster is quoted in a Federal Contracts Report article regarding claim certification. According to Workmaster, “Since we have the False Claims Act, I think the CDA [Contract Disputes Act] certification requirement is redundant and needlessly complicates the process. Claims, in my opinion, should be considered on their merits — without getting bogged ...
Leading Government Contracts Group Joins Covington
May 1, 2015
WASHINGTON, DC, May 1, 2015 — Covington is significantly expanding its government contracts practice with 20 lawyers from one of the nation’s top government contracts groups, including its former chair and leaders in contractor tort liability, bid protests, procurement fraud, trade secrets and employment. The group of five partners and 15 other lawyers from ...