Government Contracts Research Guide

This weekly publication from Bloomberg/BNA is the one source for timely, accurate, and in-depth information on federal contracting laws, regulations, policies, and litigation. Updated continually, the database coverage extends from 1996 to present. A Bloomberg password is required.

This manual covers all aspects of the federal government contracting (procurement) process.

Expert local insight into public procurement procedures in multiple jurisdictions, addressing such crucial topics as: legislative framework, applicability of EU directives and the GPA, types of contracts and organisations bound by procurement law, equal treatment, transparency and competition issues, independence and conflicts of interest, contract modification and framework agreements, review process, cancellation of contracts, and legal protection.

Government Contracts: Law, Administration and Procedure addresses nearly every aspect of government contract law and practice, with references to the history and policies underlying current principles as well as current references to applicable statutes, regulations, and case decisions.

VitalLaw's Government Contracts Practice Center.

The Government Contract Guidebook takes you through every step of the contracting process in chronological order, from getting the contract to getting paid.

This weekly newsletter is published by West and covers legal developments in the area of government contracting, including legislation, rules and regulations, and decisions from the courts, federal boards of contract appeals, and the General Accounting Office. Coverage begins in January 1992.

Official website for Federal government procurement.

This George Washington University Law Library guide links directly to the procurement sites of federal agencies, as well as a multitude of other web sites on government contracts, including private practice resources and research and training aids.

Government Contracts: Law, Administration and Procedure addresses nearly every aspect of government contract law and practice, with references to the history and policies underlying current principles as well as current references to applicable statutes, regulations, and case decisions.

Summarizes the Federal Acquisition Regulation System (FARS), improper business practices and personal conflicts of interest, publicizing contract actions, and competition requirements. Addresses acquisition planning, contractor qualifications, and descriptions of agency needs

This research guide from the Library of Congress presents a list of valuable resources for getting started.

This in-depth guide focuses more on the business side of federal government contracting and includes a variety of print and electronic resources.

This George Washington University Law Library guide links directly to the procurement sites of federal agencies, as well as a multitude of other web sites on government contracts, including private practice resources and research and training aids.

This page links to all of George Washington University Law Library's current research guides related to government procurement, including specialized guides on U.S. Defense Procurement and Foreign and International Public Procurement.