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On March 2, 2021, OFCCP announced it had amended the FY2020 Supply and
Service Corporate Scheduling Announcement List
( CSAL ) issued on September 11, 2020. The amendments
removed all establishments selected to receive focused reviews and
compliance checks. In so doing, OFCCP removed over half of the
2,500 compliance evaluations included on the list. The amended list
is available here.
In announcing the change, OFCCP stated
the move would allow[] it to more thoroughly evaluate
contractors through the strategic allocation of limited agency
resources. As such, this move signals the end of focused
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13 the ASBCA rejected the
contractor s attempt to escape default arising from the
contractor s admitted nonperformance after the government
exercised its offset right. No dispute existed that the government
had terminated the contract because the contractor failed to
deliver the specified equipment by the contractually required
delivery date. The contractor nevertheless argued unsuccessfully
that the government should have excused the nonperformance of its
subcontractor due to lack of payment because the government had
withheld payments to the prime contractor based on problems the
prime had experienced on a separate contract effectively
exercising its offset right. The board held that the default
Starting January 1, 2024, a new law will prevent international businesses without regional headquarters in Saudi Arabia from contracting with institutions, agencies and funds owned by the Saudi government.
Effective January 14, 2020, the Internal Revenue Service ("IRS") implemented a final rule (the "Final Rule") concerning the tax deductibility of settlement payments made to the government.
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With a new presidential administration promising vigorous
antitrust enforcement, and a new Democratic majority in Congress
seeking to make drastic changes to U.S. antitrust laws, the
technology and healthcare industries have found themselves the main
targets of increased antitrust scrutiny. Though companies
engaging in government contracting, particularly in the aerospace
and defense industries, already have had to deal with a range of
antitrust issues - for example, the Department of Justice,
Antitrust Division (the DOJ ) launched the Procurement
Collusion Strike Force ( PCSF ) in 2019 (discussed in