Who's Not Responsible Now?
Over the past two decades, government contracting has changed dramatically. Despite the numerous benefits that have flowed from these changes, Government Accountability Office studies, press reports, board and court decisions, and contractor anecdotes raise questions about whether or not the government has always lived up to the high standard of responsibility to which it holds its contracting partners.
By Anthony H. Anikeeff | November 06, 2006 at 12:00 AM | Originally published on Legal Times