PCLJ - 2016 Summer (45:4)

Public Contract Law Journal, Summer 2016 | Federal Circuit Year-in-Review 2015 — The Federal Circuit Giveth, and the Federal Circuit Taketh by Brian G. Walsh, Tara L. Ward, Gary S. Ward, Margaret E. Matavich, George E. Petel, and Nina S. Rustgi | Attacking Bribery at Its Core: Shifting Focus to the Demand Side of the Bribery Equation by Lindsay B. Arrieta | Protests of Orders: A Drizzle or a Downpour: Examining the Results of the Government Accountability Office’s Exclusive Protest Jurisdiction Following the 2008 NDAA Amendments to FASA by George Michael Ebert | Performance-Enhancing Drugs and the False Claims Act: Why the Government Can’t Make the Cut by Jeremy S. Harn | Trading Fraud Liability for National Security: A Proposal to Amend the False Claims Act for Cybersecurity Contractors by Lauren Naylor | The Importance of Aligning the U.S. Post Office Closure Process with Government Procurement Ideals by Marissa E. Perlmutter | Provisional and Forgotten: The Department of Homeland Security Should Take Steps to Receive Permanent Other Transactional Authority by George E. “Trip” Stewart III | Applying Yesterday’s Solutions to Today’s Problems on Tomorrow’s IT Procurement: Why the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act Won’t Solve IT Procurement Problems by Stephanie Williamson