Articles Tagged with ''Government Contracting''

National Defense Authorization Act clears the House with provisions for nuclear microreactors, microgrids, water systems and supply chain logistics.

The 6-3 opinion on June 29 grants Trump broad power to remove members of independent federal boards like the NLRB and FTC.

Critical U.S. Navy power infrastructure will be moved underground as part of a flurry of military construction activity at the U.S. base in the Pacific.

Crews cut through a 1,000-year-old Indigenous ground etching in Arizona after a no-time contract change, raising questions about execution controls.

But ruling does not change minority, women or disadvantaged business participation requirements for federal projects.

Team will provide multidisciplinary services to advance work at Portsmouth Naval facility in Kittery.

The FY 2026 NDAA is now law, codifying progressive design-build and multiyear contracting that could reshape how defense agencies procure and deliver military construction projects.

Beyond the dollar figure, AIS Infrastructure’s border announcement signals where labor pressure, equipment demand and execution risk may concentrate as federal projects move forward.

White House officials say the overhaul to the federal procurement system is intended to reduce regulatory burdens. 

While bid protests offer a legal strategy to challenge the Biden-era project-labor agreement mandate, a First Amendment-based case could overturn it, author contends.