A webinar discussing the potential impact of the Supreme Court’s blockbuster decision in Loper Bright Enterprises, in which the Court discarded judicial deference to agencies’ statutory interpretations under Chevron.

A webinar discusing the Australian – United Kingdom – United States (AUKUS) partnership and its special exceptions for technology transfers between the three countries. This webinar is presented with the kind cooperation of the ABA Public Contract Law Section’s International Procurement Committee.

On September 24, 2024, Associate Dean for Government Procurement Law Studies, Jessica Tillipman, testified before the Senate Committee on Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs Committee about organizational conflicts of interest. The hearing, Safeguarding the Homeland: Examining Conflicts of Interest in Federal Contracting to Protect America’s Future, examined the potential conflicts of interest and national security risks that may arise when contractors provide consulting and advisory services to both the United States and adversarial nations.

A GW Law webinar on a proposed rule which would reshape federal debarment to consolidate the contracts and grants regimes.

The GW Law Government Procurement Law Program and National Contract Management Association (NCMA) Sustainable Procurement Community of Practice hosted a free, 90-minute webinar, featuring a panel of sustainable procurement experts discussing the important issues acquisition professionals will encounter as they try to address the harms associated with climate change.

A webinar on the EU's new contractor qualification tool.

A 4-part summer series on reforms to the Model Procurement Code and its impact on state and local procurement.

A 4-part summer series on reforms to the Model Procurement Code and its impact on state and local procurement.

A 4-part summer series on reforms to the Model Procurement Code and it impact on state and local procurement.