Center for Government Contracting News

Recap of Center activities and events in May 2022.

Provides a recap of Center activities and events in April 2022.

The Department of Defense (DoD) faces unique data licensing challenges when acquiring artificial intelligence (AI) solutions from the private sector. This paper provides an alternative framework to the traditional data licensing strategies to better address the unique challenges of acquiring AI solutions.

James Hasik, senior fellow with the Center, is quoted in an Inside Defense article on the the new Joint Light Tactical Vehicle contract.

As Emily Murphy writes in her Federal News Network Commentary, "Over the past 40 years, the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program has contributed substantial innovations in the defense, civilian and private sectors."

Provides a recap of Center activities and events in March 2022.

Provides a recap of Center activities and events in February 2022.

The Center for Government Contracting at George Mason University announced the results of a year-long research project to identify Department of Defense (DoD) acquisition best practices in an effort to improve the way the government and industry work together.

It’s been a tremendous year of growth for the Center for Government Contracting. While COVID continues to affect us all, we are grateful that our work is becoming more and more impactful in the government contracting community. Download our 2021 End of Year Update to learn more.

The Center for Government Contracting at George Mason University today announced the launch of a year-long research project to identify Department of Defense (DoD) acquisition best practices in an effort to improve the way the government and commercial companies work together.